Shahid Afridi, the former captain of the national cricket team, made a surprising request.
Former national cricket team captain Shahid Afridi has requested senior journalist Saleem Safi to give some time to Imran Khan.
Senior journalist and anchor person Saleem Safi had said in a tweet about the increase in the price of tomatoes that ‘if the kidney has not cooled down, make Shahid Afridi the prime minister, if there is still some shortage, John Sher Khan and after him Jahangir. Make Khan.’
Responding to Salim Safi’s tweet, Shahid Afridi addressed the senior journalist and said, ’70 years is a burden, Salim Bhai, give some time to Imran Khan too? I wish our politicians would give the place that Pakistan has been given by players around the world! Charisma players have been showing, don’t give up so quickly. Long live Pakistan.’
It should be noted that during the last 3 days, the price of tomato in Karachi has increased by Rs. 70 to Rs. 250 per kg. The jump of tomato in Lahore is more than Karachi and here its price has reached Rs 400 per kg. It will also be interesting to note that Finance Advisor Abdul Hafeez Sheikh is unaware of this whole issue, he has claimed that tomatoes are being sold at Rs 17 per kg in the vegetable market of Karachi.
Seventy years is a burden, Saleem Bhai, give some time to Imran Khan too? I wish our politicians would give the place that Pakistan has been given by players around the world! Charisma players have been showing, don’t give up so quickly. Long live Pakistan https://t.co/1BC3qXV9EB
— Shahid Afridi (@SAfridiOfficial) November 11, 2019
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**Interview with Shahid Afridi on His Recent Request Regarding Imran Khan**
*Editor:* Thank you for joining us today, Shahid. You recently made headlines with your request to senior journalist Saleem Safi regarding Imran Khan. Can you elaborate on that?
**Shahid Afridi:** Thank you for having me. Yes, it’s true. In a recent conversation, I reached out to Saleem Safi and asked him to give some time for Imran Khan. We are all aware of the current challenges he is facing, and I felt it was important for the media to allow him a platform to speak his mind.
*Editor:* That’s an interesting point. What prompted you to make this request specifically?
**Shahid Afridi:** Imran Khan has been a pivotal figure in our country’s cricket history and now in politics. It’s crucial for a leader to have the space to communicate his thoughts, especially during difficult times. I believe that offering him time to express himself can foster understanding among the public.
*Editor:* Saleem Safi’s tweet addressed a lighter issue about rising tomato prices, contrasting it with your request. How do you feel about the tone of such discussions?
**Shahid Afridi:** I think humor has its place, but we must remember the gravity of the situation that Imran Khan is in. While we can joke about everyday issues, such as prices, we should not lose sight of the bigger picture. Leadership during crises deserves a serious conversation.
*Editor:* You mentioned understanding among the public. What do you hope the outcome of this conversation will be?
**Shahid Afridi:** I hope that by providing Imran Khan with an opportunity to share his perspective, we can bridge the gap between politics and the public. Dialogue is essential for democracy, and understanding different viewpoints can help us move forward as a nation.
*Editor:* Thank you for sharing your thoughts, Shahid. Before we wrap up, do you have a final message for the fans and the public?
**Shahid Afridi:** Yes, I would just like to emphasize the importance of empathy and open dialogue. We may not always agree, but understanding each other is key to progress. Thank you for having me.
*Editor:* Thank you, Shahid Afridi, for your insights today.
