Lahore: (Staff Reporter) Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) Senior Vice President Maryam Nawaz Sharif flayed PTI Chairman Imran, claiming he had pinned hopes at the judiciary to get into power again after the establishment left him in the lurch.
According to the source, addressing a gathering of PMLN’s youth leaders, she also boasted about the schemes launched by former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and current premier Shehbaz Sharif for the country’s youth, adding that they launched laptop schemes, loan initiatives and scholarships.
As per details “But Imran Khan is inciting people for the Jail Bharo movement,” he slammed while questioning if anyone had launched campaigns for “college Bharo and universities Bharo” to promote education. Imran Khan is exploiting youth for the political gains but his children are receiving education in foreign universities,” she quipped.
Furthermore she said the PTI lacked economic planning as their sole agenda was to promote violence, adding that it had never launched any mega project in the country. She said the PTI’s social media team runs slanderous campaigns against the political opponents. The projects started by Nawaz Sharif created employment in the country, she highlighted and called for introducing the India-like IT revolution in the country to make the youth independent.
Moreover lashing out the PTI chief for his “self-made” conspiracy about US involvement in toppling of his government, Maryam said Imran Khan had a taken a U-turn on it as he hired lobbying firms to mend ties with Washington. “You should tell nation that you have apologized to the US,” she said while blaming the PTI chief for damaging ties with the international community.
Meanwhile she also shared her two cents on his ongoing rhetoric against former Chief of Army Staff retired Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa, saying the PTI chief had offered the lifetime extension to same army chief.
She said Imran Khan was targeting the retired Gen Bajwa after his US conspiracy allegations started losing ground. Commenting on his remark that Mr Bajwa was a “super king”, she said: “Then you were his employee”.
