PTI letter to IMF; No political party or individual can write this , Nawaz

PTI asks IMF to audit 30% seats from general election,

Islamabad_ Nawaz Sharif said writing a letter to the International Monitory Fund (IMF) is tantamount to ‘anti-nationalism’.

Nawaz Sharif said: “No political party or individual can write such a letter. Who wrote a letter to the IMF? He said.

“No one else can do what PTI did,” Nawaz Sharif commented as PTI wrote a letter to the IMF ahead of the negotiations with the international lender.

“One should himself conclude the results from the letter that was written to the IMF,” Nawaz Sharif said.

Talking to newsmen at the Parliament House in Islamabad, Nawaz Sharif said “Only they (PTI leaders) can write such letter, this is their ‘style’.”

The PML-N Quaid further said that no political party can adopt such tactics of writing letters. “You can draw your own conclusions,” he asked the newsmen.

Earlier,

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has asked the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to audit thirty percent of the country’s seats in the general elections and to factor in the country’s political stability in any further bailout talks, the party said on Wednesday.

Former prime minister Imran Khan’s PTI has sent a letter to the IMF detailing its position, the contents of which the party has now revealed to the media.

The party has told the Fund that it does not wish to ‘stand in the way’ of a any funds being extended to Pakistan. However, it has added that only a popular government can implement reforms, especially related to taxation.

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The party has also clarified that it does not wish for the IMF to adopt a ‘investigative’ role as many organisations including FAFEN have proposed methodologies to audit the election.

“Such a role by the IMF would be a great service to Pakistan and its people, and could become the harbinger of enduring prosperity, growth, and macroeconomic stability in the country,” the letter said.