America's reaction to allegations and actions against PTI in Imran Khan's latest article

America's reaction to allegations and actions against PTI in Imran Khan's latest article

The accusations of the former prime minister of Pakistan are baseless, he wants to see free and fair elections according to the laws of Pakistan, he does not support any candidate. Spokesman of the Department of Foreign Affairs Matthew Miller.

Yesterday, the founding chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, Imran Khan, raised the issue of not getting a level playing field in his article for the international journal "The Economist". In addition to this, he once again accused America of overthrowing his government.

The United States has reacted to the accusations and actions against PTI in Imran Khan's latest article. During the usual news briefing, journalists asked the spokesperson of the State Department, Matthew Miller, about Imran Khan, the leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). Asked about the alleged government abuses against the party and the party's candidates, the US spokesperson said that Washington fully supports democracy, but it cannot give this order to Pakistan. How should he conduct his elections?

Matthew Miller refrained from commenting on specific issues related to the general elections in Pakistan. He stressed the US stance of non-interference in Pakistan's internal affairs, saying, "America does nothing to protect Pakistan." Give him the details of how to conduct elections in his country. We are interested in the democratic process.

We also want to see free and fair elections held in accordance with the laws of Pakistan and we do not support any candidate or any party anywhere in Pakistan or the world. The spokesperson stressed that the US wants elections in Pakistan, "Be conducted in a free, fair and peaceful manner, including freedom of expression, assembly, and association."

"Ultimately, it must be a full, open, credible and dynamic democratic process." The United States respects the sovereignty of nations in determining their political destiny. Matthew Miller also said that the accusations of the former prime minister of Pakistan are baseless. I will not talk about his accusations.