Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan has said that 2017 will be the year of justice.
Speaking to media outside the residence of his friend Tariq Shafi, Khan said that his visit to Karachi had been successful, adding he will now pay attention to Sindh.
The PTI chief lamented for not being able to pay attention to the province before.
"Because of a lot of things I could not focus on Sindh before. Rigging and other issues held us back from working on Sindh's issues," Geo News quoted Khan, as saying
He called the current leaders as thieves and said the nation's money had been looted but now the time has come to end the theft.
He vowed to hold a walk to resolve Karachi's issues.
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Khan said he will return to Karachi soon and will now focus on the city and rural as well as urban Sindh.
The PTI chief remarked that Javed Hashmi is telling big lies and is not in the right state of mind.
Hashmi had earlier claimed that Imran Khan wanted to bring a "judicial martial law" during the 2014 sit-in in the capital.
Khan said the party has expelled those who were violating the party's disciplines, adding that action will soon be taken against a few others.