Anarchy will split Pakistan into three parts, warns former PM Imran Khan -

Islamabad/Ankara: Former Prime Minister Imran Khan is warning that Pakistan will break into three parts. There will be a civil war in Pakistan. The Pakistan military will be devastated and Pakistan will lose its nuclear capabilities. Besides, he has demanded that if this has to be avoided, elections should be held in Pakistan at the earliest. Imran Khan made a serious allegation that he was not having complete control when he was in power and the military had tied his hands down.

After coming to power in Pakistan, Imran Khan blurted out claims that the government and the military were moving in the same direction. Imran Khan had also claimed that the Indian claim that the Pakistan military runs the government is a part of a malicious campaign. But Imran Khan has accepted that the real power lies in the hands of the Pakistan military. Moreover, Imran Khan accused that not only his hands were tied by the military, but he was also blackmailed on many occasions. Imran Khan warned that if the Pakistan military leadership did not interfere in announcing elections in Pakistan, the Pakistani population would target the military.

Moreover, Imran Khan also warned that if the elections are not held, Pakistan will disintegrate into three parts and a civil war will be sparked, triggering anarchy. Imran Khan further warned that Pakistan, the only Islamic country having nuclear capabilities, could lose its nuclear prowess. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif made vitriolic criticism that Imran Khan’s politics has reached the level of breaking Pakistan into three parts. Shahbaz Sharif, currently on a visit to Turkey, accused Imran Khan is speaking the language of adversaries of Pakistan.

Prime Minister Sharif accused that the policies of Imran Khan are a conspiracy to create anarchy and partition Pakistan. Asif Ali Zardari and the Pakistan People’s Party leaders, a coalition partner in the Pakistan government, also showered criticism of Imran Khan in a similar language.