Imran’s bluster shows he’s badly exposed, says Sherry

Toshakhana case

Pakistan Nov, 18 2022
Imran’s bluster shows he’s badly exposed, says Sherry
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ISLAMABAD: Minister for Climate Change Senator Sherry Rehman said that “bluster and confusion of PTI chief Imran Khan showed that he is badly exposed” under garb of his “orchestrated” narrative. In a flurry of tweets on her official Twitter handle, federal minister queried that why Imran Khan who used to hurl accusations of thieves and robbers against his political rivals was angry at news about Toshakhana scandal.

Senator Rehman wrote, “If you have not stolen then why you are objecting to news on Toshakhana gifts? Reporting is responsibility of media, you want no one to talk about your corruption and theft? Why are you afraid of news if you did not steal?” She after raising many questions said that Toshakhana scam was not an accusation but rather a proven case. “You [Imran Khan] have been disqualified from membership of National Assembly in same case. You have been punished by Election Commission of Pakistan for committing corrupt practices,” Sherry Rehman said. “Your every narrative, every slogan is based on hypocrisy and lies,” she added.

Published in The Daily National Courier, November, 18 2022

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