'Pack of lies won't fool anyone': Marriyum Aurangzeb lashes PTI's media strategy
'Tell us the 100-day plan to help people of Pakistan instead'
Marriyum Aurangzeb addressed the media in Lahore soon after the government media strategy was announced. PHOTO: EXPRESS
The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) late Sunday night came down hard on the Prime Minister Imran Khan's media strategy by calling out the government for trying to "fool the public with a pack of lies".
"The public wants to know what you [Imran] can do for them in the first 100 days and not your media strategy," Marriyum Aurangzeb said while addressing the media in Lahore, Express News reported.
"You won't be able to fool the well informed public with your media strategy," the PML-N leader added.
She said that the government was trying to hide their own embarrassing performance in it's first 20 days in power with this media strategy.
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Aurangzeb claimed that the strategy has been formed to hide the rising prices of gas and electricity.
"He [Imran] needs to understand that a media strategy won't create ten million jobs or half a million homes for the people," she said.
The PML-N leader said that it is very different to stand on a container and make claims than actually working for the betterment of the country.'
"Dreams shown by Imran to the nation are now turning into a nightmare,” she said.
Aurangzeb said that in 'Naya Pakistan' political victimisation was commonplace.
"The public wants to know what you [Imran] can do for them in the first 100 days and not your media strategy," Marriyum Aurangzeb said while addressing the media in Lahore, Express News reported.
"You won't be able to fool the well informed public with your media strategy," the PML-N leader added.
She said that the government was trying to hide their own embarrassing performance in it's first 20 days in power with this media strategy.
Govt to highlight 'PML-N extravagance, dismal performance'
Aurangzeb claimed that the strategy has been formed to hide the rising prices of gas and electricity.
"He [Imran] needs to understand that a media strategy won't create ten million jobs or half a million homes for the people," she said.
The PML-N leader said that it is very different to stand on a container and make claims than actually working for the betterment of the country.'
"Dreams shown by Imran to the nation are now turning into a nightmare,” she said.
Aurangzeb said that in 'Naya Pakistan' political victimisation was commonplace.