ISLAMABAD: Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb said that solution of problems being faced by Pakistan lied in Imran Khan’s arrest and punishment for conspiracy against country and for his corruption.

In her reaction to Imran Khan’s statement, she said it appeared, “Foreign agent has seen video of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif with British King Charles lll.” Minister opined that Imran Khan’s “Dirty mentality” was creating intolerance and violence in society. “Country needs food, employment and business, not fraud, mischief, disorder and distraction being promoted Imran.”

She held Imran responsible for extremist attitudes in country, due to which people were being killed by mobs. She said Imran has been doing dirty politics on India and Kashmir and even using Islam for his ulterior motives.

Marriyum recalled that it was Imran Khan who prayed for victory of Modi in 2019 Indian elections.

Terming him as foreign agent, she said Imran has called for agitation and creation of chaos time foreign minister of China was on Pakistan visit. She said that Imran had called for riots and anarchy after watching video of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif with King Charles lll. She said when work on CPEC accelerated, PTI Chairman suffered “Bout of insanity”.

After Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto’s successful visit to India in connection with SCO meeting and his response to Indian Foreign Minister, Imran Khan has completely lost his cool, she maintained.

She said Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has held meetings with world leaders including King of Great Britain. Taking jibe, she said Imran could not see what Shehbaz Sharif was doing because he was wearing “Black bucket” on his head. She said mobs in Pakistan have become violent because Imran had spread intolerance in country.

Election will definitely be held on time but Imran could not get selected as there neither Faiz nor Khosa, Saqib Nisar or Bajwa were available to facilitate him. She advised Imran to go to courts and face cases instead of doing agitation on streets.

Published in The Daily National Courier, May, 08 2023

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