Bilawal Bhutto claims PM Imran Khan will ‘flee Pakistan like Musharraf, Shaukat Aziz’

Addressing a press convention, the PPP chief alleged that the prime minister is “main the nation in the direction of destruction in pursuit of Musharraf’s aim.”

“The poverty price was 50% through the rule of Imran Khan’s benefactor dictator Pervez Musharraf,” Bilawal mentioned, including that large loans are being taken from overseas on strict phrases which is able to enhance the financial woes of the nation. PM Imran Khan’s cupboard is squandering cash from the nationwide exchequer, he Bilawal mentioned.

“Imran Khan’s crime isn’t solely inflation but in addition patronising the mafia that’s inflicting inflation within the nation,” Bilawal mentioned whereas lashing out, including that the premier is accusing others however he ought to “check out his personal deeds first”.

This is not the primary time that the PPP chairman has criticised the premier. Earlier this month, he had mentioned that each Pakistani paying the worth of Imran Khan’s ‘Change Tsunami.’

In an announcement, Bilawal had held the prime minister chargeable for the dismal financial scenario of the nation.

Talking about PM Imran Khan’s latest journey to Saudi Arabia, Bilawal had mentioned it was unlucky how the identical prime minister, who used to speak about not acquiring loans from different nations, was carrying the “begging bowl” with him in every single place on this planet.

“Mr prime minister, absolutely you maintain huge expertise in gathering donations. Nevertheless, nations don’t run on donations alone,” mentioned the PPP chairperson.

Bilawal had mentioned the prime minister had borrowed cash from China to return Saudi Arabia’s $3bn mortgage, including that the incumbent authorities’s inept financial insurance policies had made life for the frequent man very troublesome.

“If the cash we obtain from loans continues to get wasted in corruption, the frequent man will proceed to bear the burden of inflation,” he mentioned. “Imran Khan, you must come out of your palace in Bani Gala,” added the PPP chairperson.

Bilawal had mentioned the federal government can’t return even the funds for the China-Pakistan Financial Hall (CPEC) tasks, including that China was hesitant on issuing $6bn funds for the ML-1 undertaking.

“The Chinese language authorities’s hesitancy [in issuing the funds] is the truth is an expression of their insecurity within the PTI authorities,” he had mentioned, including that overseas traders had been afraid of investing in Pakistan.