Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) imprisoned founder Imran Khan on Tuesday said his party was ready to hold talks with the military.
The Ex-Premier, who has been in jail since August 5 under multiple cases, announced this during an informal conversation with journalists in court.
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The PTI founder, who appeared in a court established in Adiala jail for a hearing, said: “We are ready to hold talks with the military. The army should nominate their representative [for negotiations].”
He further said that if any PTI worker was found guilty in the May 9, 2023, riots then the authorities should penalize the individual.
“I never made accusations against the military, this is my army,” said Imran Khan, clarifying that he always did “constructive criticism against the establishment”.
He demanded the IHC CJ to recuse himself from his cases. Appealing to the judiciary, Khan said that his cases should be referred to any other high court judges except for Justice Farooq.
