Bulletins 1200 5th February 2018
- 6 years ago
ISLAMABAD: Taking exception to Nawaz Sharif’s public speech in the party’s home turf, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan on Monday said Sharif’s speech cleared up his notion of democracy that any elected premier of a ‘democratic’ party is above the law.
Taking to his official Twitter account a day after the ousted premier’s rally in Peshawar, Khan hit back at Sharif and said that all corrupt practices are permissible for an individual to launder money, evade taxes, conceal assets and lie before a parliament after getting elected as Prime Minister.
Taking to his official Twitter account a day after the ousted premier’s rally in Peshawar, Khan hit back at Sharif and said that all corrupt practices are permissible for an individual to launder money, evade taxes, conceal assets and lie before a parliament after getting elected as Prime Minister.