<p>On a fan group created on social networking website Facebook "We want Imran Khan to be the next PM of Pakistan", his fan base is about to touch 300,000.<br /><br />The page is full of "we love you Imran" and "Inshallah you be will be the next PM of Pakistan" messages.<br /><br />Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf, who too has used Facebook to interact with fans, is just over a lakh fans ahead of Khan.<br /><br />Khan's fans are swearing by his name on micro-blogging website Twitter too.<br /><br />"I do have an icon in my life. And that person is Imran Khan. He is just the light house in my life. My godfather," tweeted Faisal.<br /><br />Another fan called him the "last hope for Pakistan".<br /><br />However, with Khan's ambivalence on crucial issues plaguing the country, there is no dearth of people making fun of him either. <br /><br />"Can anybody tell me what Imran Khan is blabbering about here in Karachi today," tweeted Akif Bhamani.<br /><br />Hamza Baloch said he should "run his hospital", ask for "chanda" (funds) and keep away from politics.<br /><br />Another tweet read: "Down with Imran Khan's hypocrisies".<br /><br />Noted rights activist Ali Dayan's fun tweet "did he make "the impossible possible? Did he levitate?" was widely retweeted too.<br /><br />The latest issue of The Friday Times weekly has a caricature of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chief saying, "My name is Imran Khan. And I am not a terrorist!" - a take on the Shahrukh Khan-blockbuster "My name is Khan".<br /><br />Jugnu Mohsin, the woman behind the fictitious character "Im the Dim", wrote for an Indian weekly that Khan is pursuing a doctorate in hypocrisy.<br /><br />"I took my 'O' levels in Hypocrisy when I wrapped up Jemima (his former wife) in a chaddar and presented her to the gullible people of Pakistan...I then got my 'A' levels in Hypocrisy when I entered politics and took a crash course in Double Speak, Double Overs and Double Everything…" <br /><br /></p>
<p>On a fan group created on social networking website Facebook "We want Imran Khan to be the next PM of Pakistan", his fan base is about to touch 300,000.<br /><br />The page is full of "we love you Imran" and "Inshallah you be will be the next PM of Pakistan" messages.<br /><br />Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf, who too has used Facebook to interact with fans, is just over a lakh fans ahead of Khan.<br /><br />Khan's fans are swearing by his name on micro-blogging website Twitter too.<br /><br />"I do have an icon in my life. And that person is Imran Khan. He is just the light house in my life. My godfather," tweeted Faisal.<br /><br />Another fan called him the "last hope for Pakistan".<br /><br />However, with Khan's ambivalence on crucial issues plaguing the country, there is no dearth of people making fun of him either. <br /><br />"Can anybody tell me what Imran Khan is blabbering about here in Karachi today," tweeted Akif Bhamani.<br /><br />Hamza Baloch said he should "run his hospital", ask for "chanda" (funds) and keep away from politics.<br /><br />Another tweet read: "Down with Imran Khan's hypocrisies".<br /><br />Noted rights activist Ali Dayan's fun tweet "did he make "the impossible possible? Did he levitate?" was widely retweeted too.<br /><br />The latest issue of The Friday Times weekly has a caricature of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chief saying, "My name is Imran Khan. And I am not a terrorist!" - a take on the Shahrukh Khan-blockbuster "My name is Khan".<br /><br />Jugnu Mohsin, the woman behind the fictitious character "Im the Dim", wrote for an Indian weekly that Khan is pursuing a doctorate in hypocrisy.<br /><br />"I took my 'O' levels in Hypocrisy when I wrapped up Jemima (his former wife) in a chaddar and presented her to the gullible people of Pakistan...I then got my 'A' levels in Hypocrisy when I entered politics and took a crash course in Double Speak, Double Overs and Double Everything…" <br /><br /></p>