ISI distributes money to political parties: Imran Khan

KARACHI: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran khan said the case about ISI's alleged role in distributing money among political parties is already in the Supreme Court, and as the proceedings will move ahead, things will become clear, Geo News reported Saturday.

While talking to the media at Karachi Airport, Imran Khan said that corruption is Pakistan’s biggest problem and urged the nation to stand united on the issue.

Khan said billions were looted from the country in the past four years. He said President Asif Ali Zardari and PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif were partners and not rivals, adding that the government had devoured Rs8,000 billion in corruption in the last four years.

Khan held every person in the government responsible for the unimpeded corruption in the country and urged the people to stand against corruption in order to save the country.

Answering a question regarding the prime minister’s contempt of court issue, the PTI leader said the whole drama was being played to hide president’s corruption and to save his Rs5 billion in the Swiss bank.

Imran Khan told the reporters that his party is visiting Balochistan to expose prevalent problems. He said that the tsunami was intentionally slowed down so that the party could be organized.