During an interview with NPR, PTI Chairman Imran Khan was asked about his remarks in which he said he no longer “blamed” the US administration for his removal from power.

"Is it because my government has gone that I should harbor a grudge with the US forever? No, because it's not about me. It's about my country ... We have to move forward, and and we have to have a new type of relationship with the US, which I've always said.

"Unfortunately, our relationships in the past have been very lopsided. There really been a sort of master-slave type of relationship which has been very demeaning, humiliating for people of Pakistan," he said.

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