Pakistan’s main opposition party demands Imran Khan’s resignation
The Hindu
Pakistan PML-N information secretary asked Prime Minister Khan to step down from the office, if he really wanted to provide relief to the masses.
Pakistan’s main opposition party has demanded resignation of Prime Minister Imran Khan for allegedly defaming the country and its political parties only to hide his own corruption at a time when foreign dignitaries were in the capital to attend a high-profile international summit.
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) information secretary Marriyum Aurangzeb said that Khan-led government had already completed more than three years of its term, but it seemed that he had been suffering from “Sharif family phobia” as he kept on mentioning their names all the time, instead of highlighting his own achievements, Dawn newspaper reported on December 20.
She was referring to the prime minister’s interview to ‘Al Jazeera’ on Friday in which he had once again hit out at his political rivals from the powerful Bhutto and Sharif families, blaming them for promoting corruption and destroying the country.
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