Pakistan's Interior minister Rana Sanullah has said that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan solely responsible for all the crises being faced by the country and now it is imperative to oust the defiant leader from the political arena. Talking to journalists in Islamabad on Friday he haid that Imran has first created a political and administrative crisis and now judicial issues and that is why it becomes all the more important to oust him from politics. There is a need to probe how the PTI chief was “launched” in politics and the judiciary should also play its role in that regard, he added. The PTI leader wanted chaos in the country, the federal minister said, adding that the two provincial assemblies were not dissolved constitutionally as the respective chief ministers were not willing to do so.
Meanwhile, all pilots of the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) wanted to leave the national carrier. The director general of the Civil Aviation Authority has reportedly informed that the reason for this,around 35% tax was deducted from the salaries of the pilots. In addition to that, there was a tax imposed on flying hours of pilots too. Most of the times you hear about flight cancellations, the reason for this is the shortage of pilots, he said.
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