Come out on street, let’s see who is more dangerous: Zardari challenges PM Imran

• Asif Zardari says no party could steer Pakistan out of tough crisis singlehandedly.
• PPP’s co chairman says time has come to oust "selected" government. 
• Zardari says all political forces will have to take rein of country.

PPP Co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari challenged Prime Minister Imran Khan to come out on the streets to determine who is "more dangerous".

Addressing participants of “Awami March”, the former president said that the time has come to oust the "selected" and all the political forces will have to take rein of country.

“If we let him [Imran Khan] remain in power, the future generations will not forgive us. Therefore, I will oust him soon” he claimed.

Referring to Imran Khan’s statement in which he had warned opposition parties that, “If I am forced out of the office, I would be more dangerous,” Zardari said, “Let’s come out on street, we will see who is more dangerous.” 

Earlier during a press conference, Zardari said that no party could steer Pakistan out of the tough crisis singlehandedly.

“We have to work together, therefore, we invite all friends in order to liberate our future generations from this difficult phase,” he reiterated.

Regarding numbers, he said they will bring all members and will complete more than 172 votes.

“Members of his own party [PTI] are also unhappy with the performance of Prime Minister Imran Khan,” he said without naming anyone.