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Islamabad: an audio recording disclosed with an alleged telephone conversation between former Pakistani president Asif Ali Zardari and the real estate magnate Malik Riaz Hussain surfaced, in which Riaz was heard that the Prime Minister listed Imran Khan wanted Reaching Zardari for reconciliation conferences, Imran Khan before the vote without confidence in Parliament last month.The 32-second audio recording, considered as the voices of Zardari and Riaz respectively, has become viral on social networks, and occurs a few days after Khan suddenly ended his sit-in antiguement Tehreek-e-insaf and ‘Pakistani army.
In the alleged conversation, the date of which cannot be verified, Riaz could be heard in Zardari that Khan sent him messages, reported the Dawn Journal.Today, he (Imran Khan) has sent too many messages,” said the voice that would be from Riaz to Riaz to the former president, who in response says: “It’s impossible now.” “It’s good. I just wanted to put this in your opinion,” said the dawn report, citing the alleged voice of Riaz.
While the PTI immediately rejected audio as “false”, the members of the Zardari party, the Pakistani peoples’ party (PPP) said it seemed authentic, “said the report.”A corporate personality and an anti-immoran Khan politician have a conversation that is attributed to Imran Khan. However, the conversation has nothing to do with reality,” said Pti Shahbaz chief Express Cité Gill.
Khan, who was ousted from power last month by a vote without confidence, apparently lost the support of the army after refusing to approve the appointment of the head of the Spying Agency Isi last year.He said that the request without confidence against him was the result of a “foreign conspiracy” because his independent foreign policy and his funds were channeled from abroad to dispel him from power.
He appointed the United States as the country behind the conspiracy, an accusation refused by Washington.Friday, Khan rejected the information according to which he concluded an agreement with the Pakistani army to put an end to his huge “Azadi rally” demanding new general elections, saying that he had decided to end his march for Avoid effusions of blood.
“I had observed anger among the people against the police after what they did to stop walking, and there was a fear that if we continue to walk as announced, the country would plunge in chaos and anarchy “Said Khan.“Do not think it was our weakness and do not think that an agreement was concluded. I hear strange things that an agreement was concluded with the establishment. I did not conclude any agreement with anyone, “he said, referring to the reported role of the powerful military establishment in the end of the rally by PTI activists.
He warned that he would return to the Pakistani capital with the whole nation if the “imported government” had not announced new general elections within six days, which prompted Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to retort that his “Dictation will not work” “and the Parliament would decide the date of the polls.Last week, Khan asked his supporters to walk peacefully in Islamabad on May 25 to put pressure on the dissolution of the National Assembly and new elections in the country.
The 69 -year -old cricket player who became a politician, however, insisted that he would again announce a massive rally if the first elections are not ordered by the government.He stressed that his party would not deal or accept the “imported government” led by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
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