ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan in his address to the nation on Thursday said Pakistan has reached a “defining moment” in its history where it is left with only two options, adding that the nation now has to choose which path to take.
PM Imran Khan said the voting on the no-confidence motion would take place on Sunday, which would define Pakistan’s future.
He said that even though the Opposition is trying to pressurise him so that he steps down, he said reiterated that such a thing would not happen.
He said that, unlike others, he did not join politics because someone handed him over a chit, or because my family members were in politics.
“I made it to this office through sheer struggle, therefore, no matter how much they try, I would not resign at any cost,” the premier said.
He further stressed that he would “never allow this conspiracy” to succeed.
