I ask judiciary whether basic human rights suspended in Pakistan: Imran Khan

ISLAMABAD (92 News) - PTI chairman Imran Khan said that fear was being spread in Pakistan and he had never such fascism in the country.

Addressing a press conference on Tuesday, he said that he questions the judiciary whether basic human rights have been suspended in the country.

"The rulers are heading the country towards anarchy. Journalists are being threatened and attacked. Cases are being constituted against me and other people," he added.

Imran Khan said that he would be forced to speak if pushed to the wall and would keep everything before the nation. "We are still silent as do not want loss of the country. We have made and concealed a video. The nation will know about the traitors if anything happened to me," he maintained.

The PTI chairman said that the present rulers tried to get NRO-II for the last three and a half years.

"The government of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was ended through the martial law. Under a conspiracy, a government has been toppled and a corrupt setup installed because the US did not want to see an independent foreign policy in Pakistan," he maintained.

He said that the people will have to win the by-election first and later they will demand the fair elections. "The administration is striving to get the PML-N win the by-election," he added.

Imran Khan said that the PTI had always accepted the rule of law. "Families attend our public meetings. Do we call them for anarchy?" he questioned.