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KP CM Gandapur says real culprists of May 9 mayhem will be exposed soon

KP CM Gandapur says real culprists of May 9 mayhem will be exposed soon

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D I KHAN: Khyber Pakhtunkhwea Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has said that It is only Allah who forgives and He will expose the real culprists of May 9 mayhem soon. He said this while addressing a big public gathering organised to mark the May 9 anniversary on the call of the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Founder Imran Khan, here on Thursday.

The KP CM said, “If you prove that we have sinned, we are ready to apologize.”

He said that their leader (Imran Khan) taught them to forgive people who did wrong with you as he talked about introducing reforms in the country, adding that who would apologise with the Matyres of May 9 He further said that PTI leaders and workers had excused the people, who victimised them in their rule.

The KP CM recalled that plethora of fake cases were registered against him but he has forgiven them since we have to move forward as well as Pakistan will do so.

He asked the opponents not to threaten him of Governor Rule in KP as he had power of people, who elected him to the position of the CM.

He said that he was the same person , who was before May 9 and he also condemned the mayhem in strong words.

Gandapur said that even the Supreme Court had declared the arrest of Imran Khan wrong.

He said that their mandate had been stolen and 16 parties shared the power by dividing the party mandate, recalling business was normal during Imran Khan's tenure whereas today, inflation is skyrocketing.

He urged the participants to chant slogans in support of Imran Khan, Pakistan, and the armed forces, rallying them with cries of long live Imran Khan, Pakistan, and the armed forces.

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