I knew I will be attacked, says Imran Khan in his first press conference

Former Pakistan Prime Minister and PTI (Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf) leader Imran Khan on Friday addressed a press conference for the first time after being shot at a rally in Pakistan's Punjab.

"I knew before the rally that I will be attacked. 4 bullets fired at me to kill me," said Imran.

"I have come from among the common people, my party wasn't made under a military establishment. I have struggled for 22 years," he added.

"That day when I was in the container, I was suddenly hit by bullets in my legs and I started falling down.



There were two people, if they would have synchronised then I wouldn't have been saved," Khan added. 

"Four people plotted to kill me behind closed doors. I've a video with me, if something happens to me, the video will be released," he claimed.

Earlier, Khan accused Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah, and Major General Faisal for the attack at his rally in Pakistan's Wazirabad.

Khan received bullet injuries in his legs after two men opened gunfire during his long march on Thursday's attack.