Pakistan Defense Minister Khawaja Asif on Tuesday (November 26, 2024) accused Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party chief and wife of former Prime Minister Imran Khan Bushra Bibi of sabotaging the ongoing talks between PTI and the government. Have installed. He said that the woman can smell blood and is in no mood to compromise and she dreams of becoming a leader. PTI supporters and workers are protesting on the streets for the release of Imran Khan who is jailed in Pakistan. This demonstration is being held under the leadership of Bushra Bibi and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Amin Ali Gandapur.
PTI and government leaders held talks on Monday to identify a place where PTI supporters could be allowed to protest peacefully in Islamabad, The Dawn reported. Khawaja Asif alleged that Bushra Bibi wants to create such a situation by entering the main area of ​​Islamabad that the government will be left with no other option but to use force to stop PTI.
Khwaja Asif said, ‘I feel that at this time a situation has arisen because the attempts made for the meeting have not yielded any result. It is said in English that the woman who is leading can smell the blood. He knows that I have come close and I have become a leader. Whoever she is, she will take advantage and obviously there will be no option for the government, one they enter Islamabad. Bushra Bibi has thought that the government will not have any way for her to enter the main area of ​​Islamabad. Except that he stops me by force.
On the question of conversation with PTI, Khawaja Asif reiterated that now Bushra Bibi is in no mood to compromise and now the power is in her hands and she can feel it. They said that imran khan Knows that his wife can control the situation. He also said that the situation is now worsening and if the protesters reach D-Chowk and sit on strike, it will be a big blow to the country.
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