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Imran Khan vows to strengthen PTI in Sindh, Balochistan
MIANWALI: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan has branded the upcoming by-election a battle between the “new Pakistan” and an “old Pakistan” expressing the hope that people of his home town would never leave him.
Speaking at different rallies in the district as part of his campaign for the by-polls in NA-71 where he had won National Assembly seat on May 11 along with two other seats from Peshawar and Rawalpindi, he urged the people to come out of their houses on the polling day and vote for the PTI. Mr Khan had decided to vacate Peshawar and Mianwali seats and retain Rawalpindi after polls. Now he is campaigning for his candidate Malik Waheed, a cousin of Ayla Malik.
Imran Khan said that his party was strong in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab and he had to strengthen the PTI in Balochistan and Sindh within one and a half year.
Khan said that old politicians were following the agenda of making money and selfishness. The PTI chairman said that ideology could not be bought through money.
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