Punjab boss Pastor Pervez Elahi on Sunday reminded the PTI of his "thanks" for General (retd) Qamar Javed Bajwa's "favors" on the party and warned him against analyzing the former army chief. Keep "within range".

  In an interview with ARY News' program The Correspondents, Elahi said the PTI should "remember Bajwa Sahib's favors and not be ungrateful", adding that the former chief of the armed forces " "None of the party's elevation" and maintained popular authority at multiple global levels. Matters, for example, arranging the acquisition of assets from Pakistan's Middle East partners or global financial assets.

"What do they (PTI) think of themselves? Have they fallen from the sky above? If any of them opposes Bajwa, I will stand up quickly and after that our whole party. will stand."

  "They have made it a joke," said the head priest. "Can any person ever be so careless? To express what they might be thinking... within their cut-off points." Stay. No one [will say anything more]," said the head priest.

  "I told [PTI executive Imran] Khan sahib three months ago that Bajwa sahib is our benefactor, yours and PTI's benefactor (supporter), so fear God and don't condemn him."

  He said that he had emphasized the same in his meeting with the PTI boss a day ago at Imran's Zaman Park house. "He (Imran) replied: 'I have received many requests [not to criticize Bajwa],' so I said: 'Then accept them,'" Elahi added.

  Regarding the announcement of the date of the dissolution of congregations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab with the two pastors accompanying him, during which he once again reprimanded the former armed forces boss, Elahi said: This is the reason for the dirty game Imran Khan played. To make us sit with him, he checked Bajwa before me.

  He said he felt "extremely terrible" about the whole situation but could not bring up the matter because there were too many people and he never had time for a one-on-one meeting with Imran. "We will not tolerate this. They are our benefactors and we do not hear anything against them," Pervez added.

  Since General Bajwa's retirement, Imran has gradually turned his criticism towards the former chief of the armed forces and leveled a series of allegations against him.

In his 50-minute address a day earlier, the former head of state chided ex-army chief Bajwa that he was "neither allowing nor telling him to continue against degradation". "They are playing double game and getting PML. N and his partners have to get public power through trickery."

  In fact, he asserted, Bajwa had given him a guarantee that the PTI government would not be toppled and bad legislators would not be introduced to run the country. Imran said, "I did not directly criticize General Bajwa in light of the fact that he was a military boss and any remarks could bring a bad name to the foundation."

  Imran had accused General Bajwa of harassing, threatening, shaming and issuing false arguments against him, his party chiefs, office workers, laborers and, surprisingly, web-based entertainers.

  "General Bajwa made a mistake but he never admitted it, even after seeing the reaction of the country some time after toppling my administration," the PTI boss said.

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  Pervaiz similarly grumbled that "Imran never made Monis a priest" and went on to accuse former Inter-Administration Intelligence (ISI) chief Lt Gen (retd) Faiz Hameed that "he In order to capture us, he does injustice to us from time to time."

  He asserted that General Faiz was "unequivocally" against him, alleging that the former ISI boss had called the administrator of the Public Responsibility Department at the time and told him that he was Bajwa. During the rise of "Catch Me and Mons".

  "He crossed all the cut-off points," Pervez said, adding that he then called General Bajwa a "fixed faiz". "He (General Faiz) was not opposing and later said that 'orders came from Imran Khan'," added Pervez.

  "So what is this treatment? When did we not raise Imran?" The chief minister spoke, adding that the PTI had "fixed" the Senate race after helping the Muslim League (Q) and making Mons the government.

  He said that God has created such a situation around PTI and Imran that the detractors of Pervez were saying that if you (Imran) do not make Chaudhry Sahib as minister, your party will disappear. ... and Muslim League will come to power.

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  Meanwhile, the main cleric's son, Monis Elahi, held a meeting with Imran at his Lahore home where the two discussed advancing "a common political plan".