PM calls Bilawal Bhutto ‘Sahiba’, vows not to spare any looter
WANA (92 News) – Prime Minister Imran Khan lambasted Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Wednesday, calling him ‘Sahiba’ and vowed that he would not spare any looter of the country.
Addressing a public gathering, he said accountability of corrupt politicians will be completed and no National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO) will be given to them. “I unlike Bilawal Bhutto ‘Sahiba,’ didn’t come into power on a piece of paper (will) insinuating that the party was handed down to me by my mother as part of property,” he mentioned.
Bashing at the opponents, Imran Khan termed that the two parties’ [PPP and PML-N] leaders looted the country and took all its money abroad leaving nothing in national kitty. He added that the former rulers also took huge loans but never spent it upon the people of the country.
PM Khan assured that he will not spare all these looters no matter how much they criticise the PTI government. “This is my message to all of them, the Sharifs, the Zardaris and all other looters that I will not spare you people even if it takes all the time to hold you accountable for all my struggle is against corruption,” he said.
Imran Khan has maintained that the tribal people are true patriots and they have rendered great sacrifices for the nation. He said survey is in progress to assess damages suffered by the tribal people due to terrorism.
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Slamming Jamiat Ulema-e-IslamFazl (JUI-F) chief, the prime minister declared Fazlur Rehman as the twelve player of the team. He also said that they all united on the name of so called ‘democracy’ to save their corruption.
“I do not come into rule for installing my own factories,” adding, “I am here to conduct accountability of corrupt elements in the country.” He also assured that he will not let spare anyone who looted the money of country.
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Govt will spend Rs100 billion each year in tribal areas: PM Imran Khan
Earlier today, Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that the government will provide all basic facilities, including education, to tribal areas.
Addressing the tribal elders at Spinkai Raghzai area of South Waziristan on Wednesday, he expressed the resolve to spend more money in these areas each year, which had not been spent during the last 70 years.
“I will prove that the change will come at a fast pace,” he declared.
The prime minister said that he knew the sacrifices given by tribal people in Kashmir. “The government is taking steps for the development of all backward areas in the country.”
He also funds for reconstruction for their houses. “Two degree colleges will be established in Wana. A network of 100 kilometres will be laid in the area,” he said.
