Justice Katju defends his critique of Imran Khan, despite backlash from supporters. Initially praising Khan for challenging Pakistan’s military establishment, Katju points out Khan’s compromises with corrupt politicians, religious extremists, and the army for political gain. He criticizes Khan’s dictatorial tendencies, economic mismanagement, and regressive social views, like endorsing gender discrimination and cultural excuses for crime. Katju argues that Khan, while personally honest, lacks solutions for Pakistan’s core issues: poverty, unemployment, healthcare, and education. He likens the public’s adoration for Khan to children following the Pied Piper, suggesting a blind following without critical evaluation.