Memon calls for banning PTI’s social media wing for ‘jeopardising’ flood aid

Sindh minster appeals SC, interior ministry to take notice of the ‘disgusting campaign’ immediately


News Desk September 13, 2022
Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon. SCREENGRAB

Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has called for imposing a ban on PTI’s social media team for purportedly running a propaganda campaign alleging embezzlement of foreign aid for flood victims.

A day earlier, Memon claimed the former ruling party hatched a heinous conspiracy by allegedly spreading "fake pictures" of relief goods for flood-affected people.

The provincial minister was referring to a viral image of flour donated by the UK being sold in Sindh. However, soon after the picture went viral, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) issued a clarification, saying Pakistan did not receive any aid from UK containing flour bags.

In today’s presser, Memon alleged that PTI Chairman Imran Khan was behind the campaign, appealing the top court to take notice of the “disgusting campaign”.

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“Completely ban the PTI’s social media wing as it along with Imran Khan has become a security risk for the country,” he remarked.

Memon lashed out at the opposition party for resorting to “enmity” against state and people by sending a message to the world to stop sending flood-aid for political gains.

The PPP minister called upon the institutions to take PTI to task as per the law, saying the country could face a major crisis if foreign aid halted.

He particularly asked the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), Supreme Court, federal government and interior ministry to take immediate notice of the issue.

COMMENTS (3)

Hassan | 2 years ago | Reply Shareef Memon should go to hospital and start getting a therapy of drinking olive oil and honey
mehboob inam memon | 2 years ago | Reply sharjeel meray jaan do u want sohn halwa uncle mehboob inam memon - MULTAN
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