A majority of PTI supporters dont know the history of their party, the founding members of PTI and the reason of leaving PTI but today after the dismissal of the most mature leader and only good character leader of PTI (Javed Hashmi) by Imran Khan in a dictator style, it becomes very important to discuss the history of PTI and Imran Khan because this is just the beginning of PTI breaking. A little about the history of PTI and the dictator like attitude of Imran Khan because Imran Khan wants to end Nawaz Sharif Badshahat to an end but before that one must know who is Imran Khan himself ... a Dictator or a Shahenshah. Anyone who knows even a little about Imran Khan as a cricketer, knows the dictator like personality of Imran Khan as a cricketer. Being in the state of drunk for most time of the day, he could never listen properly to his captain (probable due to excessive drinking) but would always insisted that whatever he listen or speak was correct. This dictator like mentality of Imran Khan continued to grow with time and as he became the Chairman of his new party in 1996, he continued doing the same. That offended the majority of the leaders who had joined PTI on ideological basis and they started to leave PTI within a couple of years. This being the reason there is just one or two of the founding member of party at the present day PTI. The PTI was launched in 1996 with eight founding members - Mohammed Najeeb Haroon, Nazim Haji, Hamid Khan, Dr Pervez Hasan, Abdul Hafeez Khan, Owais Ghani, Dr Abdul Mateen and Dr Mohammad Farooq, but today it has retained only Najeeb Haroon and Hamid Khan. All other founding members had left PTI due to the dictator like attitude of Imran Khan, complaining that Imran Khan had never listened to their opinions. Haji Nazim, was the first general secretary of PTI (1996-98) and left PTI in 1998 after 2 years of party birth because of serious differences with Imran Khan. Another seasoned politician and founding member of Pakistan People’s Party Mairaj Mohammed Khan, had joined the PTI in 1998. He had merged his party Qaumi Mahaz-e-Azadi into PTI with the plan that young and energetic blood would fulfill the unfinished goals and aims for which the country was created. However, he resigned from the PTI in 2003, citing differences with Imran Khan. Imran Khan has still not yet learned anything from the Past. The same old dictator inside Imran Khan has shown up himself again today as he dismisses Javed Hashmi, the only elected president of PTI in a Dictator style.
Posted on: Mon, 01 Sep 2014 08:19:30 +0000
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