I saw how they grew, their families grew, they became successful, but as soon as they came to Pakistan, they would become bankrupt and go back. They longed to return after earning money. They would not get jobs here, so they would go. 'When I was overseas, I would see so many young, capable PakistanisВ struggling. The Pakistan PM also touched upon the brain drain in the country, saying that even a small section of the non-resident Pakistan's invested in their home country, they could get rid of their IMF debts. If we are not able to reform our law and order system, our nation will not progress.' God has given everything to Pakistan, but we need to strive towards becoming like this.В I see Pakistan's democracy, this is our biggest fight. If a politician is even accused of corruption, he can not show his face. No one can imagine that votes will be sold there, people know how money is utilised in Senates. He remarked, 'We follow their (England) parliament system.В But in other countries, the same system has turned into a banana republic because you need moral standards to uphold it. They give false testimonies.В I understood that a nation needs moral authority to do justice.' Pakistan's democracy its biggest fight: KhanД¬iting several deep-rooted problems in Pakistan, Imran Khan stated that Pakistan had become a banana republicВ riddled with corruption, even though the country followsВ the same parliamentВ system as Britain. In England, this could have never happened. In the Panama case, so many lies were perpetrated. He told me, if my papers have even one lie, I can be tried for purgery.ДЄ man as big as Lord Jeffrey Archer was sent to 3-years in jail for purgery. My cricket rival had filed a case against me. 'I want to highlight the difference regarding why Pakistan has remained backwards and they have gone ahead. Highlighting the difference between his libel case in England and the Panama case in Pakistan, he said, READ | Tensions between Imran Khan and Gen Bajwa over appointment of ISI chief?

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