Sharjeel trashes rumours about Zardari’s Dubai visit

Asif Ali Zardari has left for Dubai to celebrate his birthday with his family


Our Correspondent July 26, 2022
Asif Zardari. PHOTO: FILE

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KARACHI:

Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon said on Monday that PPP co-chairman, Asif Ali Zardari has left for Dubai to celebrate his birthday with his family, especially with his 9-month-old grandson Mir Hakim Mahmood Choudhry.

Former president Asif Zardari will return home as per his schedule, Sharjeel said. Commenting on propaganda being spread by PTI leaders, he said they should not worry about the return of Asif Ali Zardari who faced difficult situation in the past and never left the country.

Sharjeel said, “It is PTI who facilitated its leaders to run away like Farah Gogi and her husband who left country when cases of embezzlement surfaced against them.”

Meanwhile, Bilawal House Spokesman Surendar Valasai trashing rumors regarding Zardari’s visit to Dubai, said that the entire nation is a witness that Zardari endured 11 years of unjustified imprisonments but never left the country.

 

Published in The Express Tribune, July 26th, 2022.

COMMENTS (1)

Adil Malik | 2 years ago | Reply that s what Pakistan s leaders represent...a trip to Dubai to celebrate disgraced Zardari while entire Pakistan is submerged in waters of hell What a chronically shameful state of affairs of Pakistan s arrogantly ignorant elites All the bs of preaching of Islam through the impotent and double disgraced Pakistan s Islamic leaders Pakistan represents a shameful an a disgraced state of affairs of country with a very high numbers of educated population. Regretably I must admit that if nothing else as a nation of copycats Pakistan should start emulating India in its meteoric climb from poverty stricken over a billion masses it has achieved an enviable status on world economies and politics. Where s Pakistan on this ladder or better yet near this ladder of climb to the path of self examination first and then finding resolutions with practical ways and means
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