ISLAMABAD: Political leaders have regretted Imran Khan's way to bring reforms in political system and said suggested him to resolve issues in the parliament instead of mobilizing people for chaos.
Taking to Radio Pakistan on Tuesdy, Awami National Party's Senator Shahi Syed said Imran Khan's point of view regarding electoral reforms is not wrong; however, the path being followed is not democratic.
He said the country is passing through a critical time and any chaos at this time can derail democracy.
He said Imran Khan has voiced against corruption, but does not bother to look at his own close aides who previously were part of corrupt regimes.
He urged media to unveil the real face of Imran Khan and his designs against democratic setup.
He said Azadi March announced by Imran Khan was nothing, but a bid to derail the existing democratic system.
Imran Khan had been very adeptly saying that he did not want to derail democracy whereas his actions and plans seemed otherwise.
Former member National Coordination Committee Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaaf Naveed Khan said if Imran Khan had reservation on election results, he should had rejected the results immediately.
He said there is no reason to trigger chaos among public against a democratic government after one-year.
He said PTI's Azadi March is merely for the sake of political gains, which will give wrong message to our youth. He said PTI's government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa so far has remained failed to deliver.
PML-N leader Rehman Salam Khattak said Imran Khan is in hurry to become Prime Minister, but does not have sense of what is happening in the country.
He said Imran Khan does not have any agenda and failed to bring change in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Senior analyst Hafiz Tahir Khalil also said that the Prime Minister has started holding meetings with leaders from different political parties on the prevailing political situation.
He hoped that the interaction would prove useful in strengthening democracy in the country.
He said protest is a right of every citizen in the country, but it should be within limits of law and the Constitution. Underlining the need for resolving all the issues through dialogue,
Tahir Khalil said every individual should demonstrate solidarity with the armed forces that are fighting against terrorists in North Waziristan.
Senior journalist Abdul Qayyum Siddiqui said all matters and issues should be resolved politically.
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