Pak PM Imran Khan says he will not accept 'imported govt', calls for massive protests on April 10
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Islamabad (Pakistan), Apr 09 (ANI): Hitting out at the Opposition parties, ahead of a no-confidence vote in National Assembly ordered by the Supreme Court, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on April 08 said that he will "not accept any scenario in which an imported government is brought in Pakistan" and will go the people. In his address, Imran Khan called for a massive protest on April 10 across the nation."You have to come out to protest for Pakistan's dream on Sunday evening. I will be with you. I will struggle with you. I will not accept any scenario in which an imported government is brought into Pakistan,” he said.
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