Neither nation will forgive those playing with constitution nor will govt spare them: Marriyum

ISLAMABAD (APP) - Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb has said that neither the nation will forgive those who played with the constitution nor will the government spare them.

In a series of tweets, the minister said that PTI leaders had abused the judiciary, threw shoes on the picture of the chief justice and took the bail relief package by threatening the judiciary.

She stated that if the chief justice had given a verdict in favour of Imran not because of the constitution, but due to the fear of the mother-in-law and advice of children and wives. "However, it will not be allowed to happen. It is strange that a woman has become spokesperson of those who threw shoes at the poster of her son-in-law."

Taking a jibe at Imran Khan, Marriyum said that he was the first leader whose statement was being denied by his own party’s official account. "The PTI official account stated that “what Imran said, Imran did not say.”

She asked Imran Khan not to play with people’s minds and do not tell lies in the face of the nation. She said that this was a reason that a 'fraudster' had to put the black canister on his face. She said that Imran was a criminal and would remain a criminal person.

She said that Imran had destroyed the society, moral values, politics, economy, poisoned the minds of the masses and filled the hearts with hatred, polluted the politics and paralyzed the country. "It is shameless that according to his own claim, he dissolved the assemblies on the request of Bajwa. For the sake of power, Imran Khan insulted the people of Punjab and Pakhtunkhwa, mocked their representatives and dissolved their elected assemblies," she added.

Marriyum Aurangzeb said that when the constitution and justice fall victim to the advice of foreign agents, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, children and mother-in-law, then the country has to suffer at the hands Imran-like thieves, liars, who brought inflation and unemployment. "Now the elections will be held on time and not on the advice of Bajwa and the mother-in-law of anyone," the minister concluded.