The discussion of martial law intensified in Pakistan, after Imran, now Bilawal Bhutto also expressed apprehensions about it.

Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has expressed the possibility of imposing emergency or martial law in the country in case the Full Court is not constituted. Bilawal is also the chairman of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP). Bhutto made these remarks while talking to the media in Larkana. His party will not accept any decision of the three judges on the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab elections. He said that his party would accept the full court’s decision and also implement it. The External Affairs Minister said the decision of the three judges would not be accepted as one of them had handed over the PDM Punjab government to the opposition PTI.

He asked the Chief Justice of Pakistan to set up a full court in the larger interest of the nation, reports The News. Bilawal said that the Pakistan Army, Rangers, Police and LEA made sacrifices to wipe out terrorism and maintain peace in Pakistan, but the inept, “foolish” Imran Khan promoted terrorists. He accused the former prime minister of patronizing terrorists in Pakistan by inviting them from Afghanistan, adding that the PTI chief’s policies also led to the strengthening of terrorists’ networks.