Imran Khan: Imran Khan, who chants democracy, likes Chinese system, know what he said, Imran Khan, who chants democracy, likes Chinese system, know what he said

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan has described China’s one-party rule as a unique model of governance that is an alternative to Western electoral democracies. He made the remarks in Islamabad on Thursday as part of the centenary celebrations of the Communist Party of China. “Until now, we were told that the best way to reform societies was through Western democracy. However, the CPC introduced an alternative system and they have defeated all Western electoral democracies in the way they merited society. has been exposed.

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He said that a society succeeds only when it has a system to hold the ruling elite accountable and ensure competency. “Until now, there was a feeling that electoral democracy is the best way to bring leaders on merit and to hold them accountable. But the CPC has achieved much better without democracy. Their system is better than the democratic system.”

China’s repressive policy is criticized
Apart from praising Beijing’s governance system, Khan also reiterated Pakistan’s support for the Chinese government with regard to its policies in the Muslim-majority Xinjiang province. “Our talks with the Chinese authorities, whatever happens in Xinjiang,” he said on Thursday. That version of what has been going on is completely different from the version we hear from Western media and Western governments.”

China remains a target on the issue of Uighurs
Despite overwhelming evidence of China’s genocide of Uighurs in Xinjiang, Pakistan has said it believes in Beijing’s version of its treatment of minorities in the region. The prime minister of Pakistan, who calls himself a champion of Islam or of Islamophobia. It has turned a blind eye to Chinese atrocities against Muslim minorities due to Islamabad’s “extreme closeness and ties to Beijing”.

China has been reprimanded for any kind of forced “re-education or education” by sending them to mass detention camps to crack down on Uighur Muslims globally. In recent months, Canadian, Dutch, British, Lithuanian and Czech parliaments have adopted resolutions recognizing the Uyghur crisis as a genocide.