Senate chairman being targeted for not following dictations: Firdous Awans

ISLAMABAD (92 News) – Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Information Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan has said that the people – who always attacked on the national institutions – aimed to make next target as Senate. Speaking to the journalists after attending a seminar, the opposition’s “no- trust move” against Senate chairman is a political adventure, adding that He is only being targeted for not following the dictations of so-called ‘political pundits’. The special assistant mentioned that the government does not want any conflict but the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and its allies will foil the bid of opposition’s political adventure. She said that the country could not afford such adventures due to its political and economic situation. Commenting on the alleged video regarding Accountability Court Judge Arshad Malik released by PML-N vice president Maryam Nawaz, she assured that the credibility of the tape would be surfaced soon. She said that Maryam Nawaz is trying to mislead the masses distorted political roots of her party. Firdous Ashiq Awan said incumbent chairman had neither violated the constitution nor deviated from Senate’s code of conduct. He is only being targeted for not following the dictations of so-called ‘political pundits’. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Bt4bKRrB-4 Taking jibe at the PML-N vice president, Fridous Ashiq taunted that her half of family is wanted in different cases, adding that please stop to play with the nerves of people. She further said that Maryam nawaz failed to prove her innocence in the court. The special assistant further mentioned that they are anxious due to themselves not for the pain of public; they only can feel free after returning the looted money of national kitty. In a tweet on Monday, she said Maryam Safdar could not hold a public gathering in Mandi Bahuddin but it was mere a corner meeting. She said the PML-N is now organizing workers’ conventions as it no longer enjoys the support of revenue officers, administration and police to hold public gatherings.