Imran Khan kurta for sale again after 9 years

The clothes hanging from the pictures of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan have been put up for sale again by fashion house...

The clothes hanging from the pictures of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan have been put up for sale again by fashion house 'Karma' after 9 years.

 

The cost of the kurta has been set at Rs 20,000, fans claim. Photo: Karma, Instagram

Karma initially introduced the Imran Khan kurta in 2013, which became very popular during the general elections and was worn by PTI workers at meetings and rallies.

At that time, the kurta was offered for sale in different colors, on which pictures of Imran Khan were hung.

Now the fashion house 'Karma' has offered these kurtas for sale again and claimed that the demand for these kurtas has increased.

 

People also criticized the fashion house - screenshot

 The fashion house has reintroduced the old kurtas at a time when the recent no-confidence motion against Imran Khan in the National Assembly was successful, after which he stepped down as Prime Minister.

After the success of the no-confidence motion against Imran Khan and his resignation from the PM's office, the fashion house resold the kurtas with pictures of the PTI chairman for sale.

However, this time the fashion house has kept the price of the kurtas very high, due to which it is also being criticized on social media.

Although the fashion house has not announced the price of the official kurta, it is being claimed on social media that the price of one kurta has been kept at Rs 20,000 while the separate price of pajamas or pants has been kept at Rs 10,000.

In other words, the total kurta and paint is being sold at Rs 30,000 whereas in 2013 the amount of kurta was kept up to Rs 4,000.

Many people are criticizing the fashion house for keeping the price of Imran Khan kurtas at Rs 30,000 while also accusing the fashion house of being political.

However, despite the criticism, the fashion house did not elaborate on the actual amount of kurtas.