Former Information Minister and PTI leader Fawad Chaudhry has said that relations with our Establishment had been bad for many months and if relations with Establishment had not been bad then we would be in government today.
Responding to a question from anchor Mansoor Ali Khan about the relationship with the Establishment on the private TV channel News program “To the Point”.
Fawad Chaudhry said that if relations with the Establishment had not deteriorated, he would have been in the government.
When asked about the period of deterioration of relations, Fawad Chaudhry recited a poem and replied, “Time is of the essence and said that the relationship was bad for many months.
“A former judge made an analysis in which I agree that it was not PTI or PDM that suffered the loss, the PTI regained its lost popularity which may now be is above from 2018 and the PDM will come to the government and meet its expenses for the last 3 years.
He said that the two institutions of the Establishment meant the army and the judiciary and a dispute arose over these two institutions. He said that former Prime Minister Imran Khan had never thought of appointing Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed as Army Chief.
Imran Khan does not plan so long. Imran Khan will have many flaws but he is not a conspirator. He said that I was talking to Rana Sanaullah that we politicians are so short-sighted that we have not been able to solve this problem so far. What will be the procedure for appointment of Army Chief? Yes, but we are not able to move forward in this matter.
He said that Rana Sanaullah agreed with me and he also said that there should be a formula on it which should at least know where the matter is going.
He said that although there is a formula for appointment on the basis of experience, as the appointment of Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is done on the basis of seniority, there could be several formulas.
It may be recalled that the opposition had filed a no-confidence movement against Prime Minister Imran Khan on March 8, after which voting was expected on April 3 after a delay.
On March 27, former Prime Minister Imran Khan, addressing a rally at the Parade Ground in Islamabad, pulled out a letter from his pocket and said that the country was trying to change the government with the help of money from abroad.