Reiterating his stance on “slavery”, PTI chief Imran Khan stated on Saturday that nationwide selections must be taken by the nation, including that the countrys shouldnt grow to be slaves to superpowers, media reviews stated.

“Pakistan wasn’t established for people seeking help from others,” he stated whereas addressing the lengthy march through a video hyperlink, Geo News reported.

The PTI chief added that his social gathering desires an unbiased nation. He lamented that he has to share India’s instance again and again, nevertheless, including that though the nation was fashioned together with Pakistan, it (India) has an exemplary overseas coverage, the report stated.

“US was upset with India for importing oil from Russia but because of India’s firm stance in the interest of its people, the matter was resolved,” the previous premier stated, lambasting the incumbent coalition authorities for burdening the lots by not shopping for oil from Russia in worry of their “master”.

Calling him a participant of the undemocratic recreation, Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari had stated earlier on Saturday that the PTI chairman is out to dispute the constitutional appointment of the Army chief, The News reported.

“Khan wants to controversialise this critical appointment as well as the execution of Constitution through his politics of protest,” Zardari instructed journalists in Islamabad.

“Khan’s long march has no democratic agenda behind it.”

He additionally stated that solely the Prime Minister of Pakistan is authorised to nominate the military chief and “we are going to stand by whoever our premier names as the new Chief of Army Staff”.

Zardari suggested Khan to first let the Prime Minister resolve on the appointment after which descend on the federal capital together with his cohorts for a rally.

“The process of the appointment is scheduled to start by next week. He (Khan) should allow to constitutional procedure to take its course. He can march a week after the appointment of the Army chief,” Zardari stated.