Quetta Civil Hospital attack report raises question marks over govt performance: Imran Khan

LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan on Friday once again called on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to appear before the parliament.

Speaking to the media, Imran Khan said Justice Qazi Faez Isa’s report on Quetta Civil Hospital attack raises question marks over the government’s performance.

An inquiry commission under the Supreme Court on Thursday slammed the federal interior minister, Balochistan chief minister and home minister for providing misleading information following the deadly terrorist attack in Quetta which claimed 70 lives and injured 112 people in August this year.

The commission criticised the government and state apparatus in its "monumental failure to combat terrorism and perform basic protocols".

Khan called out Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar over the report’s findings and said the minister should either respond or resign.

People don’t know what ‘U-turn’ means: Khan

The PTI chairman said people don’t know what ‘U-turn’ actually means.

“Telling lies is U-turn,” Imran Khan said.  

The PTI chief said he would attend the parliament’s session the day the Prime Minister appears before the parliament and presents his response.

Khan further said terrorism in the country has declined as a result of Pakistan Army’s operations against terrorists.