Bilawal Bhutto calls for Pak PM Imran Khan's resignation, warns of Oppn's Islamabad march

In a fresh attack aimed at Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan, Pakistan Peoples' Party (PPP) chief Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has demanded Imran Khan's resignation over his inability to provide solutions to issues faced by public. Bhutto, who is a part of Pakistan's grand Opposition attempting to topple PTI government, has claimed that Khan is unaware of country's ground realities ding that public h been deprived of meals as well. Moreover, he also asserted that Prime Minister will t be able to 'save himself' once Opposition begins long march planned. 

"I think government is t aware of ground realities. current government does t realise kind of issues people are facing and ir hatred for a system which deprives m of meals. If he does t have solutions for dressing people's issues, he should resign. We have solutions for providing relief to people," ANI quoted PPP chief. 

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Previously, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) spokesperson Marriyum Aurangzeb h remarked that PTI government h achieved thing in its first two years of power. Pakistan's grand Opposition alliance has been hosting massive garings and anti-government rallies to demonstrate against Imran Khan ministration. long march to Pakistan's capital - Islamab - has been planned for January - February. 

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During rally on Sunday, Jamiat Ulema-e Islam (F) (JUI-F) chief Fazlur Rehman was quoted as saying, "We will march towards Islamab in late January or early February." He furr said, "We will longer allow illegitimate government to rule. We will only rest after it is brought to an end."

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dressing rally via video link, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz supremo and former PM Nawaz Sharif once again lashed out at armed forces, accusing m of being involved in political matters. "Stop political engineering factories in ncies," said 70-year-old three-time former Prime Minister. He has repeatedly blamed Army chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa and spy ncy ISI chief Lt Gen Faiz Hameed for Pakistan's current situation. "y say, don't take names? Tell me, what should we do? Is Imran Khan alone responsible for predicament country is in?" Sharif asked. Pakistan's powerful Army has denied meddling in politics. Prime Minister Khan also denies that Army helped him win election in 2018.

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