Dar faces derogatory remarks at US airport

Protesters hurl abuses at finance minister calling him ‘thief and a liar’ at Washington airport


Our Correspondent October 13, 2022
Finance Minister Ishaq Dar along with a delegation reached the US to hold negotiations with the international lenders. SCREENGRAB

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KARACHI:

Federal Finance Minister Ishaq Dar faced derogatory remarks from an overseas Pakistani at the US airport, the video of which went viral on social media.

In the video, it can be seen that the overseas Pakistani said harsh words, after which Dar told the said person that “you are a liar”. The person called the federal minister “a thief and a liar”.

Meanwhile, a person along with Dar was also seen in the video threatening the overseas Pakistani, saying: “You don't know me”. Later, harsh sentences were exchanged between the said person and the overseas Pakistani.

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It should be noted that Dar is in the US to attend the annual meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

Pakistan will seek new terms from international lenders after devastating floods hit the country. According to a statement of the Ministry of Finance, the finance minister briefed the agencies about the devastation in the country which has affected infrastructure, crops and people's livelihoods.

COMMENTS (2)

Muhammad shafi | 2 years ago | Reply We should take care while we are out of country. We have open space in Pakistan why we use other countries space and spoil our image. Please take care .
Ali | 2 years ago | Reply The guy who was threatening and using bad words against the protesters probably thought he was in Pakistan the protester can sue him for the threats and insults and the gov t will provide him with a lawyer if he cannot afford one the financial czar and the N group will face such threats until elections are held and everything is settled.
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