Imran Khan confident of `crushing` PML-N during May 11 polls

Islamabad: Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan is confident of defeating Nawaz Sharif`s Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) in the May 11 elections.

Khan, who was addressing a public meeting, said no force could withstand the "youth tsunami". He said PTI, with the support of strong-willed youth would secure a thumping victory in the coming elections, reports The Dawn. He said the PTI would defeat the corrupt and plunderers of national wealth with massive public support. Khan vowed to fight for the people`s rights and resolve their issues on war footing if the PTI is voted to power. He said the PTI would also put an end to the exploitation of small workers and civil servants. The former cricketer accused the PML-N and PPP of "destroying the system" during their tenures. Khan said no one could stop the country from metamorphosing into a new Pakistan as soon as PTI came into power. He said a new Pakistan was inevitable, adding it was bound to come into being. He said that after coming in to power, the PTI would get rid of the power crisis in the country, and added that a mini dam would also be constructed and Pakistan would be able to export electricity. ANI