Audio leak proves that Sharif family can establish relations with India for their vested interests: Imran | News Room Odisha

Audio leak proves that Sharif family can establish relations with India for their vested interests: Imran

Islamabad: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman and former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday said that Maryam Nawaz and Shehbaz Sharif’s audio leaks prove that the Sharif family can illegally import machinery from India for their personal benefit,

Talking about Maryam Nawaz and Shehbaz Sharif’s alleged audio leak, Imran Khan said that Maryam wanted to illegally import machinery from India for her son-in-law’s factory, Samaa TV reported.

He added that Pakistan cut off all trade ties with India after it abolished Kashmiris’ right to self-determination and violated the UN charter. But, this government is trying to restore ties with India, they are ready to neglect the struggle of Kashmiris for their personal benefit, he added, it said.

Imran Khan said that the audio leak proves that the Sharif family’s only purpose is to hoard money and nothing else, adding that 60 per cent of the federal cabinet was facing corruption charges and that it had derailed the accountability process by amending the NAB laws.

He said that Rana Sanaullah used teargas shells against women and children on May 25 as they were not fully prepared. He added that the minister will not find a place to hide this time around.

Addressing the public gathering in Karak, the PTI chief said that the US carried out 400 drone attacks in Pakistan and killed innocent people but the rulers did not speak a word against it because their wealths were parked in foreign countries.

Imran Khan said that he would soon give a call to his supporters for a decisive march to get rid of the “imported government”.

He reiterated that the country will be stuck in a quagmire if the incumbent government’s tenure is further prolonged, Samaa TV reported.

He added that PPP and PML-N had given themselves an NRO and closed down corruption cases worth billions of rupees.

–IANS