The Prime Minister addressed the nation forward of a no-confidence movement on Sunday | Image courtesy: Voice of America/Public area/through Wikimedia Commons
Come Sunday, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan will probably be staring down a movement of no confidence towards himself amid an intensifying political disaster. In an address to the nation on Thursday, nonetheless, the previous World Cup-winning captain stated he was not one to give up and performed “till the last ball”.
A video of his address went viral – just for a completely totally different purpose. Renowned journalist Hamid Mir shared a montage of Khan utilizing the phrases “main”, “mera” and “mujhe” in his 45-minute speech and that alone was sufficient to make the compilation 72-second-lengthy.
A ticking counter revealed that he stated “main” (I) 85 times, “mujhe” (me) one other 16 times and made 11 repetitions of “mera” (my). Besides, the Prime Minister referred to himself as Imran Khan 14 times.
Watch the video right here:
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Geo News later reported that in whole, he used the non-public pronouns and his personal title 213 times in the identical address.
Twitter is split on this one. The viral video sparked many reactions together with individuals calling Khan a “narcissist” and a few of them discovering it hilarious that there truly exists such a novel compilation of utterances.
Many others identified that the journalist too went on and on about himself in a previous video.
@HamidMirPAK میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔میں۔می… t.co/p1PzsRChhQ
— ANI (@ANI) Apr 1, 2022
On 46 Mins speech #ImranKhan :✔️88 baar “Main”✔️16 Baar “Mujhe”✔️11 Baar “Mera”✔️14 Baar “Imran Khan”.Self O… t.co/096mGmDsIH
— ANI (@ANI) Apr 1, 2022
@GanGhufoor Pakistan waale kitne vele baithe hain ki yeh sab ginti Kar rahe hain.😂😂. undefined
— ANI (@ANI) Apr 1, 2022
Imran Khan used “Main, Mujhy, Mera and Imran Khan” 213 times in his 45 minutes speech yesterday.… t.co/EZXS8rSVWi
— ANI (@ANI) Apr 1, 2022
Khan has successfully misplaced the bulk after two key allies, Balochistan Awami Party (BAP) and Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P), walked out of the coalition. The Prime Minister wants 172 votes in the 342-member National Assembly of Pakistan, additionally referred to as the Lower House.
