Sheikh Rasheed proposes PM to impose Governor's rule in Sindh

ISLAMABAD (92 News) - Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed has proposed Prime Minister Imran Khan to impose the Governor's rule in Sindh.

Talking to the media on Thursday, he said that the Governor's rule should be imposed for the sale and purchase done by the Sindh government. "There will be a sea of people at D Chowk on March 27. The morale of Imran Khan is very high and he is going nowhere," he declared.

The minister said that there is a market for buying and selling lawmakers in the Sindh House. "Talks are in the air about presence of 12 members in the Sindh House. The Sindh police commandoes are sitting there. The cat of Shehbaz Sharif has come out of the bag," he added.

The minister said that those talking about giving respect to the vote are proposing the establishment of a national government. "The weather will clear after March 25. Then the government will be in action. We are not wearing bangles. Action against the Sindh House will be taken at an appropriate time. The sold people do not succeed," he maintained.

He said that the opposition will repent forever if it headed towards the opposition. "The opposition should wait for the election, otherwise it will get nothing," he added.

Sheikh Rasheed said that the no-confidence motion against the prime minister will fail. "Original people do not desert at the difficult time. I am standing by Imran Khan whether he wins or loses," he concluded.