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A clear conflict of interest, PM visiting Indian steel tycoon
Chairman PTI Imran Khan today questioned how Prime Minister Sharif could visit the home of Indian steel tycoon Jindal with his businessman son Hassan Nawaz when it is clearly a conflict of interest. Khan pointed out that no western democratic leader does business while in office as it is a clear conflict of interest. He reminded that Hazrat Abu Bakr (AS) closed down his clothes shop when he became a Khalifa as he felt others in the business would not be able to compete.
Khan said it was regrettable that the notion of conflict of interest is totally ignored by our leaders when in power. The Sharifs' entire business has multiplied while they have been in power. Khan declared that even more disturbing is the fact that his family is one of UK's biggest investors. Yet, instead of bringing his own funds back to Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif has done numerous overseas trips to attract investment from overseas, Khan stated.
Khan concluded that going to the steel magnate's house for tea in New Delhi when he couldn't find time to meet the Hurriyet leaders reflected the misplaced priorities of Prime Minister Sharif.
A clear conflict of interest, PM visiting Indian steel tycoon: Chairman Imran Khan
obviously shameless nawaz has come to power to expand his business empire... inshallah har firon ka anjaam hai, iska bhi hoga !
Chairman PTI Imran Khan today questioned how Prime Minister Sharif could visit the home of Indian steel tycoon Jindal with his businessman son Hassan Nawaz when it is clearly a conflict of interest. Khan pointed out that no western democratic leader does business while in office as it is a clear conflict of interest. He reminded that Hazrat Abu Bakr (AS) closed down his clothes shop when he became a Khalifa as he felt others in the business would not be able to compete.
Khan said it was regrettable that the notion of conflict of interest is totally ignored by our leaders when in power. The Sharifs' entire business has multiplied while they have been in power. Khan declared that even more disturbing is the fact that his family is one of UK's biggest investors. Yet, instead of bringing his own funds back to Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif has done numerous overseas trips to attract investment from overseas, Khan stated.
Khan concluded that going to the steel magnate's house for tea in New Delhi when he couldn't find time to meet the Hurriyet leaders reflected the misplaced priorities of Prime Minister Sharif.
A clear conflict of interest, PM visiting Indian steel tycoon: Chairman Imran Khan
obviously shameless nawaz has come to power to expand his business empire... inshallah har firon ka anjaam hai, iska bhi hoga !