Is Imran Khan really suitable for Chancellorship of Oxford University? The British newspaper raised the question Sunday 1 September 2024 12:50

Sunday 1 September 2024 12:50

In an article published in the prominent British newspaper Guardian, Imran Khan, the founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf, was described as a friend of the Taliban. The British newspaper said in its report that the founder of PTI calls Osama bin Laden a martyr and refuses to call him a terrorist, he congratulates the Taliban for breaking the chains of slavery, he supports the Taliban for banning women's education. Can the election of a Taliban-friendly person as the chancellor of Oxford University be correct?

The British newspaper asked whether a person who calls the Taliban a friend can run for the chancellorship of Oxford University. Is PTI founder a better choice to become Chancellor of Oxford University? Are friends of the Taliban really the best choice as Oxford's next chancellor? In the article, Oxford University voters were asked whether they want to vote for a Taliban-friendly candidate. The British newspaper compared founder PTI to Andrew Tait and said that Andrew Tait is a social media influencer who makes controversial statements about women.

The British newspaper has said that the term of the chancellor of Oxford University is for a decade, the chancellor of Oxford has to make himself available for the whole year, how will the founder of PTI be available if he has been sentenced for 14 years and is in jail? The British newspaper said that China was oppressing the Uyghur Muslims while the PTI founder was praising China. PTI founder's controversial statements about freedom of speech are against university traditions. is an insult.