Malik, who was speaking to the media in Islamabad, questioned Shahbaz Sharif on which resources he had used to lead the protests in the province, adding that national resources had been used in the demonstration.
Shahbaz Sharif had led protests held in the Chungi Amer Sadu area and had threatened to embark on a long march to Islamabad while expressing solidarity with the peeved citizens.
The interior minister said that the Punjab government had wasted money in the Sasti Roti scheme and claimed that he had received thousands of emails from students who said that there had been discrimination in the distribution of laptops in the province.
He also lashed out against criticism of Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani’s visit to the United Kingdom after the detailed verdict in the contempt case was announced. He said that Gilani had received a warm welcome and the British prime minister had given a statement in Pakistan’s favour, but people in Pakistan were saying that Gilani should not have been received there.
“What kind of patriotism are we showing?”
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@Supressed, Opressed, Depressed: I was hoping someone would ask this question!
Malik versus Sharifs... Whoever loses pakistanis win!
Mr. Apple/Banana,
Aren't your 7 days to expose Sharif brothers over yet?
"claimed that he had received thousands of emails from students"
It was better if Minister Sb have mentioned names of few students (or given proof) those approached Minister for justice. If it happened in reality, then we should teach subjects related to justice and about the definition of justice to our students in universities, so that they could approach a right person for justice.
Pot and Kettle both are black here.
This is more interesting then WWE plotlines :)
U scratch Mine i will scratch Your's
Clash of the corrupt Titans !!!