‘PTI trusts SC judgement in Panama case’

Author: Staff Report

LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader and former Punjab governor Chaudhry Sarwar said on Thursday that the party had 100 percent confidence in the Supreme Court for dispensation of justice in Panama leaks case.

Talking to different delegations of party workers, Sarwar that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf was the only political party in the country that was talking about and advocating the eradication of corruption from day first.

He was of the view that Pakistan could not move ahead without the eradication of corruption.

Sarwar said that the PTI had always supported the rule of law and supremacy of courts because it was the only way to eliminate the problems in different sectors of the country, including the education, power generation and health sectors. He said that the party believed that time had come when the corrupt people would be apprehended and corruption eradicated for good.

He said that his party had always fought the war on corruption under the leadership of Imran Khan. He said that the party would win the war with the help and support of the people of Pakistan.

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