According to Prime Minister Imran Khan, allowing Nawaz to leave Pakistan was a significant error by the government.
Prime Minister Imran Khan stated on Friday that the current government’s decision to let PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif depart Pakistan was a “huge error.”
The prime minister castigated PML N President Shahbaz Sharif at a rally in Mandi Bahauddin, claiming he had a “weak heart and knew he would not be able to escape if his case (of being a guarantor in Nawaz Sharif’s lawsuit) is heard.”
The prime minister inquired, “If Shahbaz Sharif is innocent, why is he evading justice?”
He then turned his sights to PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz, claiming Nawaz’s daughter had “tapes” on government leaders.
“Have you ever heard a politician use recordings to blackmail (others)?” he inquired.
The premier said that the PML N — and the whole opposition — wanted an NRO from him, just as previous dictator Pervez Musharraf did.
“I will not let go of them until they restore the nation’s money.”
“I have a message for the Sharif family: the captain is prepared to execute whatever plan you may have.
You will not only lose, but you will all go to prison, “vowed the prime minister.
To oppose the opposition’s attempts to file a no confidence vote, the prime minister launched his public relations campaign today, with the first demonstration taking place in Mandi Bahauddin.
After opposition groups started contacting PTI supporters and asking for their support for the no-trust motion, the governing party said it was going to start a mass contact campaign to get the party going at the grassroots level.
