Nawaz, attempting to pass himself off as Nelson Mandela Imran asserts that thieves have returned to the country in order to plunder it: Imran
Imran Khan, the chairman of the PTI and a former prime minister, claimed on Thursday that PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif was attempting to return to Pakistan and “appearing as Nelson Mandela.”
In an attack on the current coalition administration, he said that “thieves who had robbed the country” had come back after “making a deal with General (retd) Bajwa.”
The PTI leader said that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif visited foreign nations and claimed that he had not come to ask for financial assistance but had been forced to do so when speaking to the students through video link from Zaman Park, Lahore.
“Your PM insults the country when he uses language like this. He (PM Shehbaz) has no sense of shame. What regard are thieves given? They embezzle money from the [country] and send it abroad. He stated, “They (the ruling coalition) claim they won’t put in much effort and use the aid money.
He said, “They will now pillage the nation’s money. First they formed a deal with General (retd) Musharraf, and now with General (retd) Bajwa.”
The PTI chairman claimed that following recent changes to the accountability law, the ruling coalition had cases against them totaling Rs. 1100 billion dropped.
He noted that the “entire Sindh knows that both siblings collect commission in every project” and claimed that the cases against PPP Co-Chairman Asif Zardari and his sister Faryal Talpur were also dropped.
