Journalist Reham Khan announced a new political party

Karachi: Journalist and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf PTI founder Imran Khan’s ex-wife Reham Khan has announced that she will start her own political party, Pakistan Republic Party, which will be a formal beginning in politics.

Speaking at a press conference at Karachi Press Club, Reham Khan, while referring to her ex -husband Imran Khan, said, I never accepted any political position. Once I attended a party for only one person. He said, but today, I am standing on my terms. Reham Khan said that his party will work as the voice of the people and make the rulers accountable.

He said that his party is a response to the increasing dissatisfaction with Pakistan’s current political atmosphere. Addressing the Karachi Press Club, he said, “It is not just a political party, but a movement to convert politics into service.” He said, this place supported me in difficult times. I promised Karachi Press Club that I would make any announcement from here. Reham Khan said, the Pakistan I saw from 2012 to 2025 is still deprived of drinking water and basic health services. It cannot be tolerated anymore.

He said that his party dreams of real change, beyond the desire for power. He stressed and said, our Parliament should show the image of the people. He should represent every class. Reham Khan sharply criticized Pakistan’s dynastic politics. He said that his party is formed without any external help. He said, we have not come here to serve private empires. No member of our party will contest elections from four constituencies at the same time. We have not come here to do politics. He said, only five families are sitting in Parliament. He expressed his goal of changing this legacy by bringing service-oriented leadership.

Journalist -turned -politician Reham Khan, following the values of the Constitution, promised to release his party’s manifesto soon. At the end of his speech, he said, I have come to change all dirty politicians. Political analysts believe that this new political movement may bring a new turn in Pakistan’s political scenario.