Khan, who gave details on how they intended to assassinate him, added: "They used similar tactics that they tried to use against the former ruler of Punjab Salman Tayseer (…) They tried to accuse me of blasphemy to inflame the public against me".
At the beginning of his speech, Khan began to berate the current government and complained about how his government had been overthrown in a motion of no confidence.
And he said: "The government could have lost the no-confidence move, but they (coalition leader) used the money to succeed".
attempted murder
- The former Pakistani prime minister was shot in the foot during a political demonstration Thursday when a gunman opened fire on his convoy, slightly injuring his foot, as well as injuring some of his supporters.
- Pakistani media reported that the perpetrator of the attack on Imran Khan admitted he wanted to kill him and claimed to have acted independently.
- Khan was leading a protest march to Islamabad to demand early elections when his march was targeted.
- After receiving first aid, former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan greeted his supporters to reassure them after a failed assassination attempt.
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In a televised speech from inside the Lahore hospital, where he is receiving treatment for his wound, he said Imran Khan: “I have information on 4 people who have planned a plan to assassinate me in a place between Wazirabad and Gujarat”.
Khan, who gave details on how they intended to assassinate him, added: “They used similar tactics that they tried to use against the former governor of Punjab. Salman Tayseer (…) They tried to accuse me of blasphemy to inflame the public against me ”.
At the beginning of his speech, Khan began to berate the current government and complained about how his government had been overthrown in a motion of no confidence.
“The government could have lost the no-confidence move, but they (coalition leaders) used the money to achieve success,” he said.
attempted murder
- The former Pakistani prime minister was shot in the foot during a political demonstration Thursday when a gunman opened fire on his convoy, slightly injuring his foot, as well as injuring some of his supporters.
- Pakistani media reported that the perpetrator of the attack on Imran Khan admitted he wanted to kill him and claimed to have acted independently.
- Khan was leading a protest march to Islamabad to demand early elections when his march was targeted.
- After receiving first aid, former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan greeted his supporters to reassure them after a failed assassination attempt.
