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Asif Zardari to be my first target after foiling no-trust motion: Imran Khan

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Mahmood Khan formally hands over keys of new Hiace vehicles to the Principals of 45 colleges including 24 boys colleges

Prime Minister Imran Khan is meeting with Convener Dr. Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui and other leaders at MQM Pakistan Centre in Karachi on Wednesday.

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KARACHI, March 9: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday said that his first target, after foiling no-confidence motion, will be former president Asif Ali Zardari who use police and criminals for his illegal activities.
Addressing party workers at Governor House in Karachi, PM Imran said that people of Sindh want freedom from Zardari as this mafia has been looting the Sindh from last 14 years. It is time for independence of Sindh residents, he added,
The premier said that Karachi has contributed record amount to the national exchequer due to which he was able to provide relief to masses and reduce prices of petroleum prices and electricity tariff.
PM Imran said that no-confidence motion is political death of the opposition.
He said that the no-confidence move against him would turn out to be the ‘political demise’ of the Opposition, adding that by submitting the no-confidence motion, the Opposition had taken the step, which he had been longing for.
“I have been waiting for this moment. Now they have been trapped as their no-confidence motion is going to rebound on them,” he said.
He warned the Opposition that he would not spare the ‘thieves’ who had plundered the national wealth and said that he had been waging war against corruption for the last 25 years.
Khan said his first ‘target’ would be the Pakistan People’s Party co-chairperson Asif Ali Zardari for his involvement in corruption and money laundering.
He said Zardari was focused on buying loyalties of the members of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, adding that a PTI MNA told him that he was offered Rs200 million.
Imran Khan also lashed out at Pakistan Muslim League-N President Shahbaz Sharif and Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam’s chief Fazal-ur-Rehman for joining Zardari in a bid to save one another.
He accused Zardari and Sharif of coming up with different excuses on the occasions of hearings of court and the National Accountability Bureau.
He said Shahbaz Sharif had laundered billions of rupees to his son and son-in-law abroad, while Fazal-ur-Rehman possessed wealth worth billions even without owning any business.
“I will further reduce electricity prices by retrieving public money from them,” he said, adding that in near future, all these corrupt would end up in jail.
The prime minister said the gang of dacoits had got united against him, adding that the corrupt were not making the move to save the country, but themselves.
As the country progressed in the right direction, he said, the situation was greatly irking the thieves and dacoits.
He mentioned that due to the effective policies of the government, the country witnessed record exports, tax revenue, and foreign exchange.
Imran Khan said Pakistan was in favour of maintaining friendly relations with all countries, but not at the cost of its own integrity.
He mentioned that he had not given any statement against the European Union, but reminded it that Pakistan was its ally in the war against terrorism which cost the country over 80,000 casualties.
The prime minister said the war on terror resulted in the internal displacement of 3.5 million people in the country’s tribal areas, regretting that the sacrifices were not acknowledged by the world.
“Therefore, we will support peace but will not side with any country in a war,” he said.
On the other hand, he pointed out that Zardari and Nawaz Sharif during the 10 years of their rule did not speak against over 400 drone strikes on the country.
“They did not utter a word against the drone attacks because they worship these countries as their wealth is secure and safe there,” he said. “They will never stand with the national interest”.-NNI

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