Letting Nawaz leave Pakistan was govt’s major mistake: PM Imran Khan

MANDI BAHAUDDIN: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday mentioned that letting PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif go away Pakistan was a “main mistake” made by the incumbent authorities.

To be able to counter the Opposition’s efforts to carry a no-trust movement, the prime minister has kicked off his PR marketing campaign at this time, with the primary public rally being held in Mandi Bahauddin.

The ruling get together had introduced a mass contact marketing campaign to mobilise the get together on the grassroots degree after the Opposition events began contacting the PTI allies searching for assist for the no-trust movement.

The prime minister, addressing the rally in Mandi Bahauddin, lashed out PML-N, PPP, and different Opposition events for “looting the nation’s wealth and stashing their cash overseas”.

Berating PML-N President Shahbaz Sharif, the premier mentioned that he had a “weak coronary heart and knew he wouldn’t have the ability to escape if his case (of being a guarantor in Nawaz Sharif’s case) is heard”.

“If Shahbaz Sharif is harmless, then why is he operating away from courts?” the prime minister questioned.

Turning his weapons on PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz, he mentioned Nawaz’s daughter claims she has “tapes” on authorities officers.

“Have you ever ever heard a politician blackmail (others) by way of tapes,” he requested.

The premier mentioned the PML-N — and the Opposition as a complete — wished an NRO from him, much like the one former dictator Pervez Musharraf gave them. 

“Until they return the nation’s cash, I cannot go away them.”

“I’ve a message for the Sharif household: The captain is prepared for all of your plans. You’ll not solely face defeat, however all of you’ll go to jail,” the prime minister vowed.

The prime minister mentioned when bombardments had been happening through the “battle on terror”, these within the Opposition now had been tight-lipped on the matter.

“They had been fairly as their property and cash had been stashed overseas […] they had been their slaves,” the premier mentioned.

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