‘No superpower can dictate India, won't be a puppet of US': Pakistan PM Imran Khan
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Reiterating his accusation against the US of threatening a regime change in the country, Pakistan PM Imran Khan said no superpower can dictate terms to India.
New Delhi: Ahead of the no-confidence motion, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday (April 8) reiterated his allegation that a US diplomat threatened regime change in the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf-led nation.
Slamming the Supreme Court for directing him to face the no-confidence motion moved by the Opposition, Khan, in a televised address to the nation, said, “I am upset with the Supreme Court's decision. I was upset because when the Deputy Speaker conducted the probe, the SC should have investigated it."
Accusing the Opposition of horse-trading, Khan, as quoted by ANI, asked, “There is rampant horse-trading in the opposition camp. Which country's democracy allows these kinds of acts?”
Reiterating his accusation against the US, the Pakistan PM said no superpower can dictate terms to India. “I'm not anti-American but we don't need a one-sided relationship. Look at India, no one can dictate to India on their foreign policy(the way they dictate to us),” he added.
"US wants me to be removed because they know I will not be their puppet," the Pakistan PM stated.
