“The Arab countries have taken strict action against the Indian government,” the former prime minister said while addressing a convention of lawyers in Islamabad on Tuesday. The whole nation is looking to the government to take harsh action against the Modi-led Indian government, he added.

The PTI chairman said that the Sharif family should sever ties with Modi.

“Leave your personal ties aside and announce boycotting Indian-made products.”

The ousted premier repeated his past accusation that his government was overthrown through a foreign-funded conspiracy.

Lashing out at the government for raising the prices of petroleum products, Khan said that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had asked the PTI-led government to raise prices. “We refused to raise prices and took a stand against the conditions given by IMF.”

Imran didn’t announce the much-awaited date of his second protest march to Islamabad. Instead, he told his supporters to be ready for his ‘Haqiqi Azadi March’.