AMN / ISLAMABAD
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, PTI chief, Imran Khan, who is set to be next prime minister of the country today said that there would be no political victimization during his government. Law would be equal for everyone.
Addressing people of Pakistan after the victory The PTI chairman said he and his cabinet members will be accountable for any wrongdoing.
“We will run Pakistan the way it was never run. We will give it such a governance it never had,” he said.
“I will protect taxpayers money. We will adopt austerity measures . Our government will decide whether I will stay in the Prime Minister House or turn it into an educational institute.
He said he will reform tax sector, strengthen NAB and FBR. We will spend our money on human development.
“We want to set an example that the law will be supreme. The west is ahead of us purely because of these principles and this must become our guiding principle.
We want to make such institutions that will fix the governance system of our country. Otherwise we will never be able to win our own challenges; the economy being the biggest.
In our history we have not seen such a big fiscal deficit, the rupee at such an all time low. We need to make an investment and ease of business environment,” said he.
He said that election was fairest in the country’s history.
He announced that he was ready to investigate allegations of election rigging levelled by rival parties . “The Election Commission of Pakistan and the caretaker government were appointed by the same parties that are levelling rigging allegations.
Imran Khan applauded the people and his party workers as well as security forces for rendering sacrifices in the run up to the election.
“This election has been historic; people have sacrificed so much. I especially want to thank the people of Balochistan who despite terrorism came out in huge numbers to vote,” he said.
“I want to thank Allah for this opportunity to serve the nation. Through its ups and downs; I am grateful for being given this chance.
I came into politics 22 years ago because I believe that the potential of our country was not being realised. The Pakistan that I saw growing up deteriorated in front of my very eyes.
Khan said nobody faced character assassination like he did. He said he has forgiven all those who indulged in his character assassination.