Imran must look Into mirror before pointing fingers at Maryam: Marriyum Aurangzeb

Marriyum and Imran - The News Today - TNT

ISLAMABAD: Marriyum Aurangzeb, Secretary lnformation Pakistam Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) has said that Imran Khan should look in the mirror and at his long list of corrupt acts before accusing Maryam Nawaz Sharif of anything.

Responding to Imran’s statement Marriyum said, the selected Prime Minister is scared of Maryam Nawaz which is why he is consumed with her because of his insecurity. Imran Khan is the only person in the country who is above and beyond the law, she added.

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The long list of Imran’s stellar corruption includes Mallam Jabba, Bani Gala illegal land grab, Billion Tree Tsunami, 23 illegal foreign funding accounts, Zaman Park, BRT Peshawar, Rs 400 billion in sugar, Rs 225 billion in flour, Rs 500 billion and Rs 122 in LNG. And the zero accountability despite all these blatant corruption cases prove that Imran is above the law, former Information Minister blamed.

The PML-N Spokesperson was of the view that Imran was the commission agent the Broadsheet case, a commission agent and an enabler in every robbery committed under his premiership.

She told Imran an Islamic Welfare State does not base its creation on illegal ill-gotten money from Israel and India. It is not based on martyring 6 Inspector General Police in the Jihad OS brother in law’s land grab.

Marriyum said Imran is the king of all land grabbers and encroachers as he had not only encroached Bani Gala but had grabbed the entire country illegally and undemocratically.

The PML-N leader said shameless audacity with which Imran points fingers at others while being brow-deep in corruption, is remarkable. She told him to answer all questions regarding the long list of corruption charges on him, his ATMs, his front men and make all these inquiries public. Then only he can point fingers at others, she said.

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