We want Imran Khan to be the next Care Taker PM of Pakistan

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has categorically rejected the names of all nominatees for the post of Caretaker Prime Minister, i.e. either by the Ruling Party or the Opposition, and instead called for nomination of Party Chairman Imran Khan as Caretaker Premier, claiming that only he can deliver in such small tenure (90 / 60 Days).

"Imran Khan is the only one who can deliver in such small tenure, in fact he can deliver in One Day Premiership" said PTI Information Secretary Shafqat Mahmood.

Earlier, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan, addressing a Press Conference, maintained that the Caretaker Prime Minister should be an honest and visionary person who do not belongs to the Parliament.

"The candidate must be honest, visionary and should not belong to the Parliament and should avoid inking any agreement on which the Successive Government would face embarrassment" he said, adding that only Free and Fair Elections can save the country from any future debacle.

Imran Khan can sense that, this is the best opportunity he will ever get to get hold on Premiership, because the Constitution's disqualification clauses are not applicable on Caretaker Primer Minister. It is worth noted that according to Article 63-1-h of the Constitution, a person involved in Immoral Activities, such as Sita White Case, cannot become a member of Parliament.

The information presented above is offered in Good Faith and is correct to the best of our knowledge. If any factual errors have appeared here inadvertently, then we would be pleased to hear from anyone wishing to offer corrections.

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