Chairman Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan on Tuesday submitted his reply in the case number 96/23 filed against him under terrorism and various other sections, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
The PTI chief said his foremost aim remained country’s development and progress since the time he started cricket, laid foundation of an institution like Shaukat Khnum Memorial Hospital till his appointment as country’s 22nd prime minister.
He said the corrupt mafia and the political opponents threw him out of the government through a conspiracy.
He said that his political opponents soon after coming into power made Islamabad a hotbed of criminal cases against him due to their political rivalry.
He said more than 150 cases registered against him by the federal and caretaker Punjab governments were proof of the conspiracy hatched by his political opponents.
He said through a proper planning, false cases were filed against him in order to push him to the wall.
He said that the honorable courts while accepting his pre-arrest bail appeals in all these cases proved that all these cases were fabricated.
The PTI chief said that DSP Ashfaq Rana filed a false and baseless case No. 23/96 under the terrorism and other sections as a punishment.
He said that the case of the incident was registered at the time when he was in custody of NAB.
He said he always opposed the politics of siege and arson. He denied any involvement in the entire incident. He said it was the reaction of the public, and the questioner never instigated them to do so.
The PTI chief said that in the above-mentioned case, police officials mentioned 20 charges in column no 3. But out of these 20 charges, he was not accused of 19 charges.
He said he was accused only of one charge i.e abetment and there was no proof of it.
Imran Khan said that in most cases, police themselves were complainants in cases against him and they themselves were holding investigation.
He insisted that the allegations levelled in the said case were totally false and there was no truth in these fictional stories.
Reporter Ehtisham Kiyani