Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Monday claimed that his party will come into power this year after winning the general elections and hold accountability of powerful elements doing corruption.
KARAK, (Pakistan Point News - 15th Jan, 2018 ) : Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Monday claimed that his party will come into power this year after winning the general elections and hold accountability of powerful elements doing corruption. While addressing the students of Khushal Khan Khattak University in Karak, Imran Khan said leaders sent Pakistan’s money abroad through laundering and the country’s education sector remained neglected unfortunately.
PTI chief affirmed that his party will take the money back from these looters and spend it on education. “Unfortunately, education wasn’t given [the importance it deserved] in Pakistan. The country’s biggest challenge is providing education to the youth,” he said, adding that the PTI would “come to power this year”. No country in the world can make development without making progress in this field, he commented.
Khan maintained that success and failure is in one’s own hands. He told the students about his own story that he started playing cricket after getting inspired by his cousin, and advised them to fight for success until the end. Taunting on disqualified premier Nawaz Sharif, Imran Khan said he did not ask that why was he ousted after being dropped from the team. He further added that his government made hundred new grounds in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP).
Khan also vowed to invest in sports infrastructure. “My vision is that Pakistan becomes a sports superpower,” he said, pointing out that his government has constructed over a hundred grounds to promote sports in the country. Recalling his cricket-playing days, the World Cup winning captain-turned-politician said he learned of mental strength and a winning attitude from former Australia captain Greg Chappell. “I learned to overcome fear of failure and how to win at everything from [Greg] Chappell,” said the PTI chief, as he stressed the importance of a winning mindset for all cricketers, athletes and everyone in any profession.
