Imran labels Nawaz as 'most corrupt in Pakistan'

Even Zardari is better than Nawaz Sharif in governance and controlling corruption, says PTI chairman


Owais Qarni October 07, 2015
In this file photo, PTI chairman Imran Khan addresses the crowd in Lahore. PHOTO: EXPRESS

OKARA: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan has termed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to be the "most corrupt person of Pakistan."

Even Zardari is better than Nawaz in governance and controlling corruption in the country, Imran said while addressing a PTI rally as part of the political campaign in district Okara, days ahead of the by-election in NA-144 on October 11.

The PTI chairman alleged Nawaz of money laundering, tax evasion and corruption, demanding an investigation against the prime minister.

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The PTI chief said he came to change the existing system for which the youth of Pakistan would have to come forward against the corrupt political status quo.

He said Pakistan will needed a transparent judicial system to provide justice on merit.

“This will keep Pakistan alive and sovereign till the end of this world,” he said.

Speaking against prime minister's Kisan package, he said it was a 'bluff' with farmers.

“Out of total 14 points agenda, nine points were introduced in the last budget,” said the PTI chairman.

Taking on the criticism made by the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) that the PTI did not have the required experience to run the country, Imran said, “PML-N, their family and their corrupt party members have experience of mega corruption and how to become billionaires in days.”

COMMENTS (29)

ALI | 8 years ago | Reply RANA SANA ULLAH LAW MINISTER OF PUNJAB BIG CORRUPT. KING OF TARGET KILLING. MAFIA. DRINKER. WOMANISER. CORRUPT. NOTORIOUSLY FIT IN THE CORRUPT SOCIETY. PAKISTAN HEAVEN FOR THESE PEOPLE
Ashraf | 8 years ago | Reply IK might know the most corrupt man in Pakistan. I know the Most Foolish Man in Pakistan.
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