This government will not survive for more than two months: Imran Khan

International Desk: Former Prime Minister Imran Khan believes that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PMLN)-led coalition government that is currently in power in the country can survive for only two more months. Imran Khan was released from jail to appear in court on Thursday.

In a conversation with journalists at that time, the founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e Insaf, Pakistan's main opposition party, said, “This government is caught in the sand; They don't realize it though, because this government is headed by a group of idiots. "Today I am saying from this jail that the term of this government is only two months.

This government will not be able to survive for more than two months.” Imran Khan has been in jail since August 2023 as a convict in various cases. Before that, he was ousted by a vote of no confidence by opposition MPs in Parliament in April 2022. Currently, the trial of the case related to Imran Khan's involvement in the May 9, 2023 riots has started.

The court bench is sitting inside the Adiala Jail. The state has called on Imran Khan to accept responsibility for the riots and apologize. However, Imran Khan said that the leaders and activists of his party PTI were directly involved in the riots of May 9 - only if the state can show such evidence, he will apologize. In this regard, he told reporters on Thursday, "I am being falsely slandered. I am not crazy enough to order party workers to riot.

They (prosecution) have not presented any evidence in front of me yet." But what will be done in that case if the state party presents evidence - Imran Khan said in response to the question of the journalists, "In that case, I will withdraw myself from PTI and the sentence given by the court will be my head. I will accept it.”