PDM strongly disagrees with Imran’s remarks refuting COAS Coalition assertions. The problem is that the head of the PTI can no longer provide “extensions behind closed doors.”
The Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) in ISLAMABAD issued a statement on Saturday condemning PTI Chairman Imran Khan’s statement against the army chief, in which Khan referred to the latter as a “terrorist disguised as a politician.”
The PDM released a statement calling the former prime minister a “terrorist in the guise of a politician” who was criticizing the COAS for upholding the Constitution and “refusing to interfere in politics.”
According to the statement, “the same person who launched a dirty campaign against the martyrs of Lasbela is now running a campaign against the army and COAS.”
In light of the PDM’s assertion that the “American Jewish lobby” was worried about him, it’s easy to see why Imran could be wary of a COAS who is both a Hafiz (one who has memorized the Holy Quran) and a “honest and professional” military leader.
The “problem,” according to the statement, is that the PTI head no longer has the “facility to offer extensions” [to those in power] behind closed doors and “in the president’s house.” Also, the “selection facility” was closed, so Imran could be “a degenerate” all he wanted.
