Will face all 'corrupt' leaders for sake of Pakistan: Imran Khan
PTI chairman addresses public rally in Sialkot
Imran Khan addresses public rally in Sialkot on November 30, 2015. PHOTO: PPI
SIALKOT:
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan has said he will always stand by the people of Pakistan, and face all 'corrupt' leaders for their sake.
"Rulers of today have assets worth billions of rupees in foreign banks," he said, while addressing a public rally in Sialkot.
The PTI chairman said it was due to the growing corruption that Pakistanis now owed a huge amount of loans.
“During the previous government, each Pakistani owed Rs35,000 and now the amount has reached Rs110,000,” he claimed.
Asif Zardari embezzled Rs6 billion, claims PTI chief
"Pakistani system discourages merit, resulting in our youth leaving the country for better opportunities in foreign lands," the PTI chairman added.
Last week, Imran had accused the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) co-chairperson Asif Zardari to be involved in embezzlement of Rs6 billion.
“It was your [Pakistanis] money that he has escaped with. I ask how many people came out of their homes to protest against this?"
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan has said he will always stand by the people of Pakistan, and face all 'corrupt' leaders for their sake.
"Rulers of today have assets worth billions of rupees in foreign banks," he said, while addressing a public rally in Sialkot.
The PTI chairman said it was due to the growing corruption that Pakistanis now owed a huge amount of loans.
“During the previous government, each Pakistani owed Rs35,000 and now the amount has reached Rs110,000,” he claimed.
Asif Zardari embezzled Rs6 billion, claims PTI chief
"Pakistani system discourages merit, resulting in our youth leaving the country for better opportunities in foreign lands," the PTI chairman added.
Last week, Imran had accused the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) co-chairperson Asif Zardari to be involved in embezzlement of Rs6 billion.
“It was your [Pakistanis] money that he has escaped with. I ask how many people came out of their homes to protest against this?"