Conspiracy is being hatched to kill me; video recorded with names of conspirators: Imran
The PTI chairman asks for making this video public if something happens to him

Sialkot: PTI Chairman has said he has recorded a video that contains the names of those who want to kill him.
Addressing a large gathering of workers in Sialkot, he said the video had been kept at a safe place.
"If something happens to me this video will appear before the nation," Khan said, adding a conspiracy is being hatched against him indoors in Pakistan and abroad.
"I have named a person in the video who is involved in the conspiracy," the PTI stalwart told during his public address.
He said the video also contained the names of those who were involved in letting his government fallen.
He said the video was recorded because the most powerful elements in the country always escaped accountability.
Raising finger on the judiciary's role, Khan said he humbly asked the judiciary if Shehbaz Sharif, his one son and another fugitive son were involved in the corruption of Rs24 billion, then "tell me any one country in the world where the people with corruption cases have been brought to power"?
The PTI chief said Hamza Shehbaz threatened FIA officer Dr Rizwan who died of stress and heart attack.
"Who will protect the institutions of this country, I ask the judiciary that the institutions of the country are being destroyed in front of you. Why petty thieves are imprisoned in the country's jails?"
Imran Khan said during his tenure, he wanted to hold the corrupt politicians accountable, but the "powerful people" who could do that have now accepted corruption as a norm.
He urged people to come out against the government and support the PTI as if they do not do this, "you will have no future". "Join me in this movement and end this imposed government."
He asked his workers to meet him Islamabad as the sea of people would the flood the capital.
Meanwhile, PTI workers lodged protests in major cities on the call of their leaders after local administration and police disallowed the holding of public meeting at designated place in Sialkot.

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