Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan. — File Photo by AFP

ISLAMABAD: Chairman Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan on Saturday said apparently Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N) was not serious on the issue of resignations from national and provincial assemblies.

He said PML-N should opt for playing role of real opposition in the country.

Addressing a press conference after party Core Committee meeting, he said that PTI would play an active role on major national issues.

The PTI chief vowed a “tsunami march” against the government if the apex court of the country was attacked on January 16.

The Supreme Court will hear NRO review case while memo commission is also scheduled to proceed with its investigations on January 16.

He said the Core Committee of PTI also constituted a Balochistan committee to hold talks with nationalist parties for resolution of Balochistan problems.

Khan said that the Committee also discussed in detail the creating of new administrative units in the country and for this purpose a committee was also formed to prepare a paper in this regard.

He said that PTI decided to file a writ petition in the Supreme Court against holding the by-elections on electoral rolls with certain fake entries.

The Committee also announced the merger of Air Marshal (retd) Asghar Khan’s Tehrik-i-Istaqlal into party folds.

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