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Awan tells PML-N to count plundered money, not trees

Published on: April 28, 2019 3:18 AM

Special Assistant to Prime Minister for Information and Broadcasting Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan on Saturday advised the PML-N spokespersons that instead of counting trees, they should count the money plundered by their leaders and also make arrangements for its return to the national exchequer.

In a statement issued here, Dr Firdous said elements defeated and frustrated in counting of votes during elections have now started counting trees for political gains, but they will face frustration and defeat on this count as well. She said report on billion tree tsunami is a political conspiracy hatched by the opposition.

She said after filing of application by Nawaz Sharif in the court seeking permission to go abroad, the cat has come out of the bag. She said the real facts are now in front of the people proving that Nawaz Sharif has no pain in the heart, rather his pain is for power. She said Nawaz Sharif and his team are the biggest liars who claim that they do not want to go to London but have submitted an application in the court seeking permission to go there.

She said the spokespersons of PML-N, instead of counting trees, should inform about how Nawaz Sharif’s heart condition improved after getting bail and why he has not been admitted to any hospital yet? She said the report prepared by the government’s political opponents on billion tree tsunami is not based on facts. The opposition, she said, has no other issue so they are trying to politicise the tsunami trees project. She said the whole world knows that those who visited tsunami trees are the worst political opponents of Prime Minister Imran Khan, adding that it is a political drama on the pattern of the recent drama staged in Peshawar during the anti-polio campaign.

Filed Under: Pakistan Tagged With: Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan, Headline

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