Pakistan Saudi Prince: Saudi Prince’s sister abused, threatened to slap… Imran had crossed the limits of indecency, revealed

Know why Imran was furious at Saudi Prince

The relations between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia went into the abyss. Due to this, the hands and feet of the Pakistani army were swollen which runs the power in the country from behind the scenes. Pakistan’s then army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa, who brought Imran Khan to power, had to intervene and somehow the relations between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia came back on track. Asad Ali Toor told that in fact, Imran Khan wanted to go to Turkey and Malaysia to participate in a conference.

There has always been competition in Turkey and Saudi Arabia to become the leader of Muslim countries. In such a situation, Saudi Arabia’s ears perked up at the news of Imran Khan going to Kuala Lumpur. Saudi Arabia felt that Malaysia and Turkey wanted to create a separate Muslim bloc by taking Pakistan along. Immediately after this, Saudi Arabia put pressure on Pakistan and Imran Khan had to cancel his Malaysia tour. Due to this, Imran Khan got very angry in Turkey and Malaysia.
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Imran Khan now gives clean chit to America

Imran Khan was calling the Turkish President his friend and now he had to betray his friend. Imran Khan was enraged by all this and in the cabinet meeting abused the sister of the Prince of Saudi Arabia and also said that he feels like slapping Mohammed bin Salman. Meanwhile, now Imran Khan has backtracked from one of his big statements. After months of allegations, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has given a clean chit to the United States and instead held former Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa responsible for “masterminding” the conspiracy. Due to this, in April last year, he was removed from the post of Prime Minister through a no-confidence motion.

The PTI chairman made the comments during an interview with Voice of America and a separate televised statement on Sunday, Dawn reported. On both the occasions, the former prime minister took a jibe at the former army chief who, according to Imran Khan, is the source of all the troubles plaguing Pakistan today. In a U-turn from his earlier statement of blaming the US, Imran Khan said, “Whatever happened, as things stand now, it was not the US that told Pakistan to ‘get me out’.” Unfortunately, some evidence has emerged from former Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa who somehow managed to tell the Americans that I was anti-American. And so, this plan to oust me was not imported from there. It was exported from here to there.