September 6: DAWN has reported that former prime minister Imran Khan, during his speech at a PTI rally in Peshawar on Tuesday, explained that his criticism of the army was “constructive and for its own improvement” as opposed to the comments made in the past by incumbent government leaders — clips of which were shown on the big screen in front of PTI supporters as he tried making his point.
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PTI criticism of army is ‘constructive’, claims Imran in Peshawar rally
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PTI criticism of army is ‘constructive’, claims Imran in Peshawar rally
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