What Imran Khan says about any possible alliance with PPP?
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KARACHI: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan has responded over the rumours of possible alliance between PTI and PPP in 2018.
Khan has ruled out alliance with the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) to form a coalition government in case the upcoming elections produced a hung parliament.
Mr Khan, who arrived in the city on Sunday, besides visiting and speaking at camps set up in different parts of the city as part of the PTI’s membership campaign, also addressed the ‘Meet the Press’ programme of the Karachi Press Club.
In reply to a question at the press club whether his party would accept Asif Zardari as president to form its government in the centre if none of the political parties got a majority in the elections, Mr Khan rejected the suggestion outright.
He said how could he form an alliance with someone he had been criticising for the past 22 years.
He said rulers in Sindh had failed to deliver because their sole aim was to mint money from Karachi and transfer it to Dubai, instead of spending on people.
