Tahirul Qadri says PML-N govt will not remain in power beyond August By Mariam EssaPublished: August 3, 2014 Share this articlePrint this page Email Express News screebgrab of Tahirul Qadri. Express News screebgrab of Tahirul Qadri.Express News screengrab of Qadri addressing a press conference in Lahore. LAHORE: Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) chief Dr Tahirul Qadri said on Sunday that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) government will not remain in power beyond August, inviting applause from the audience. “A revolution is coming,” Qadri stated. The PAT leader was addressing a press conference in Lahore, where he lashed out at PML-N government for how they handled the Model Town clashes, stating that the matter would have been dealt with differently if it had happened in the United States, Britain or Europe. On June 17, at least 14 PAT workers were killed and dozens of others injured in violent clashes between party activists and policemen in Lahore. The confrontation had started when a 15-member police team tried to remove barriers in front of PAT chief Dr Tahirul Qadri’s house and the Minhaj International Secretariat.
Tahirul Qadri says PML-N govt will not remain in power beyond August By Mariam EssaPublished: August 3, 2014 Share this articlePrint this page Email Express News screebgrab of Tahirul Qadri. Express News screebgrab of Tahirul Qadri.Express News screengrab of Qadri addressing a press conference in Lahore. LAHORE: Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) chief Dr Tahirul Qadri said on Sunday that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) government will not remain in power beyond August, inviting applause from the audience. “A revolution is coming,” Qadri stated. The PAT leader was addressing a press conference in Lahore, where he lashed out at PML-N government for how they handled the Model Town clashes, stating that the matter would have been dealt with differently if it had happened in the United States, Britain or Europe. On June 17, at least 14 PAT workers were killed and dozens of others injured in violent clashes between party activists and policemen in Lahore. The confrontation had started when a 15-member police team tried to remove barriers in front of PAT chief Dr Tahirul Qadri’s house and the Minhaj International Secretariat.
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