He further blamed Imran Khan for having done nothing but arrest of opposition politicians. In what appeared a veiled reference to powerful establishment's alleged meddling in politics, PPP stalwart said Khan was being asked to do things which no other politician would do.
"There is no need for in-house change in Sindh because the cases have been made on the basis of assumptions," he said, ruling out the possibility of imposition of governor's rule in the province.
Khursheed said there is no place for governor's rule in the constitution. He said governor rule can only be imposed through martial law and its enforcement is not possible even in a worse democracy.
"The constitution provides a guarantee of a strong federation and the country's security will be in jeopardy if the constitution is altered," he argued, adding that Governor's rule would not be better.
He alleged that efforts are being made to bring a one-party system in the country. "It seems as if the country is heading towards a civilian martial law. The way politics is being done nowadays it seems like one party is being strengthened while others are being weakened," he said.
The PPP leader claimed that mandate of people had not brought PTI chairman to power; rather, he was brought into power and that everyone is aware of how he made it to the power corridor. "Imran Khan is trying to hide his incompetence through frivolous activities. He [Imran] does not want anyone to question him about the promises he made," Shah said.