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Bilawal insists probe of fake accounts case should be held in Sindh
Dawn.comUpdated April 02, 2019
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PPP Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari addresses a press conference in Larkana. — DawnNewsTV Screengrab
PPP Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Tuesday repeated his party's objections to the transfer of the fake accounts case to Rawalpindi, saying that the rule of law should be similar for all citizens.
While addressing a press conference in Larkana, Bilawal claimed that Bhutto had always been persecuted in Rawalpindi and added that the probe of the fake accounts case should be held in Sindh. "Investigation is held [in the place] where the crime has been committed. This is our legal objection and we will continue to raise it on all platforms," he said.
The PPP chief termed reports circulating regarding the alleged arrest of Owais Muzzafar alias Tappi — who is said to be the foster brother of former president Asif Ali Zardari — as "fake", saying that such news was being spread so that the government can deflect attention from the "petrol bomb" that had been dropped on the public. The government on Sunday had increased the prices of all petroleum products by 6.45 per cent.
"The people of Pakistan are drowning in the tsunami of inflation ever since Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf came to power," he said.
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He also heaped criticism on Prime Minister Imran Khan for saying that he will not come to Ghotki to ask for votes but to work for the people's development. According to the PPP chairman, Ghotki's residents would be "insulted" over the prime minister's comments as they suggested that the latter had implied that Sindh held no electoral importance.
"A prime minister comes to [the people] and say that I don't need Sindh; what kind of a statement is this?" he wondered.
"You are the prime minister of all of Pakistan. You are not the prime minister of one province or one city or one seat. You should apologise [for your remarks], how can you say this, how can you use such words?"
Dawn.comUpdated April 02, 2019
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PPP Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari addresses a press conference in Larkana. — DawnNewsTV Screengrab
PPP Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Tuesday repeated his party's objections to the transfer of the fake accounts case to Rawalpindi, saying that the rule of law should be similar for all citizens.
While addressing a press conference in Larkana, Bilawal claimed that Bhutto had always been persecuted in Rawalpindi and added that the probe of the fake accounts case should be held in Sindh. "Investigation is held [in the place] where the crime has been committed. This is our legal objection and we will continue to raise it on all platforms," he said.
The PPP chief termed reports circulating regarding the alleged arrest of Owais Muzzafar alias Tappi — who is said to be the foster brother of former president Asif Ali Zardari — as "fake", saying that such news was being spread so that the government can deflect attention from the "petrol bomb" that had been dropped on the public. The government on Sunday had increased the prices of all petroleum products by 6.45 per cent.
"The people of Pakistan are drowning in the tsunami of inflation ever since Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf came to power," he said.
ARTICLE CONTINUES AFTER AD
He also heaped criticism on Prime Minister Imran Khan for saying that he will not come to Ghotki to ask for votes but to work for the people's development. According to the PPP chairman, Ghotki's residents would be "insulted" over the prime minister's comments as they suggested that the latter had implied that Sindh held no electoral importance.
"A prime minister comes to [the people] and say that I don't need Sindh; what kind of a statement is this?" he wondered.
"You are the prime minister of all of Pakistan. You are not the prime minister of one province or one city or one seat. You should apologise [for your remarks], how can you say this, how can you use such words?"