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Pak Supreme Court next verdict would be against Musharrafs uniform: Imran
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Pak Supreme Court next verdict would be against Musharrafs uniform: Imran

Lahore, Aug 26: Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf chief and former cricketer Imran Khan has said that the Supreme Courts next verdict would be against President Pervez Musharrafs army uniform.

Lahore, Aug 26: Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf chief and former cricketer Imran Khan has said that the Supreme Court's next verdict would be against President Pervez Musharraf's army uniform.

"The judiciary has gained independence and will deliver its next verdict against Musharraf's uniform," Khan said.

Addressing public meetings in Dag Ismailkhel and Akora Khattak, Khan said Musharraf is in deep trouble, and US President Bush and Benazir Bhutto would not be in a position to save him.

"Benazir's deal with the 'isolated president' will damage the Pakistan People's Party (PPP) image," the Dawn quoted him, as saying.

Imran Khan alleged that Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain and Pervaiz Elahi were looting the country's wealth, and added that poor people had become victims of rampant corruption.

"The government is encouraging the class-based education system, which enables well-off people to get a better education," he said.

Khan said that all political parties had launched an anti-government movement, which would continue till Musharraf's ouster.

ANI

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