Judges should be held accountable for 'injustices': Nawaz Sharif

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Judges should be held accountable for 'injustices': Nawaz Sharif​

• PML-N supremo says Imran Khan committed acts never seen before

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October 9, 2022

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sharif on Sunday demanded that judges should be held accountable for the "injustices" they meted out to his family, Aaj News reported.

“Fake cases, injustice, and oppression are taking place. The judges, who have meted out injustice, will be embarrassed when they reflect upon themselves,” Nawaz Sharif said while addressing a press conference at his residence in London. He was accompanied by his daughter and PML-N’s Vice President Maryam Nawaz.

“I think they will have to answer for this injustice. We will have to hold them accountable and they should be answerable,” Nawaz said, stressing that "accountability" was a must for the country’s progress.

The presser comes days after Maryam arrived in London after the Lahore High Court finally ordered the return of her passport which was confiscated in 2019 following her conviction in the Avenfield Apartments case. However, the passport was returned after Maryam was acquitted in the Avenfield reference.

Labeling former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan as a "tyrant," Nawaz said he saw acts in his tenure that were never seen before.

“Each and everything Imran did in his tenure is being exposed before the public,” he said, hinting that more such things will be exposed to the public in the coming days.

“He has taken a U-turn on everything. He claimed that he would prefer committing suicide instead of striking a deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The nation still waits for him to take his own life [as per his claims],” Nawaz said.

Nawaz then referred to a purported audio clip of former chief justice Saqib Nisar, in which he could be allegedly heard telling someone that the PML-N supremo and Maryam would be punished to make space for Imran Khan.

“What more evidence do you need [...] We faced injustice repeatedly, but no judge took a suo motu notice of that. Judge Arshad Malik had accepted that he was pressurized into convicting me,” he said.

Nawaz claimed that during his last tenure, Pakistan was on track to become a strong economy and a terrorism-free country, but he was prematurely ousted from power.

Nawaz said his services were "matchless," but regretted that Imran's tenure "destroyed everything".
"This is nothing except revenge. If you wanted to take revenge, you could have taken it from me, but you put Pakistan's future at stake," the PML-N supremo added.

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Nawaz describes trials and tribulations in ‘heart-to-heart’ with media​

Former prime minister and PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif spoke in a pre-recorded interview aired on Sunday about the trials and tribulations he and his family went through since his wife, Kulsoom Nawaz, passed away.
He began the interview by speaking about how PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz met her brothers and him after the death of her mother three years ago.
“I remember all those scenes, how my wife was on her deathbed and how cruelly we were treated — and those people who were making fun,” he said.
“I also remember, when I got to know that the sentence [in the Avenfield reference] was being announced on the 6th [of July, 2018], I said ‘my wife is very ill and is in a coma’. I don’t know what issue they had, but they didn’t listen to my plea.”

He said the purpose (of rushing the ruling) was that “Nawaz Sharif’s decision should be pronounced before the elections”, he said, adding: “I told Maryam they have announced the decision and we will go [back].”
Returning to Kulsoom, who passed away in his absence in the UK, he said: “We were trying to wake her up, you must have seen the videos. We then bid her farewell and went to Pakistan.
“What they did to us as soon as we landed is before you. Today, Maryam came after winning her case and proved the case and punishment were false.”
He asked: “Why did we suffer these 200-250 [court] appearances and why were precious five years of our lives wasted. Someone must be accountable, do I not have the right to ask this?
“Can’t I also ask that when Maryam came to meet me in Kot Lakhpat Jail, the jail authorities informed us that NAB had come and wanted to arrest her,” he said.
“This arrest was just done before my eyes to give me pain, otherwise there was no reason for this. Could this arrest not have happened at some other time?”
He then said he wanted to tell Imran Khan that such things happened during his rule “which never happened in any other time”.
He described one time when he was in Judge Arshad Malik’s court during which he was informed that his wife’s health had worsened and that she was in intensive care. “So I was worried and I — there was no way in court to ask someone to check — so I went to jail and in the room of the jail superintendent I asked him to allow me to talk [to family], but they told me ‘we can’t’.
“I pleaded with them to let me talk, but they didn’t allow it and took me to my cell and after three hours, they came and said ‘we are very sorry your wife has died’.”
He added: “So you can imagine what my condition was when I hear news of my wife’s death [while I was] in jail.”
He then said the bearers of the news were on their way to inform Maryam [who was also in Kot Lakhpat]. “I said ‘no, I will do it’. They reluctantly accepted and I went, and when I told her, she was in shock.”
He lamented that everyone knew his wife was ill. “She died and we were given this news in jail. These are events that are never forgotten. This loss can never be repaired or forgotten.”
The three-time premier said: “I think politics have their own place and there should never be cruelty on a person.”
He said now those who carried out the zulm were being “exposed and coming to light”.
“U-turns on everything, the nation is seeing it,” he added, referring to PTI Chairman Imran Khan.
To a question on the cases against him allegedly being part of a “political vendetta”, Nawaz quipped that the question contained the answer itself and referred to the alleged leaked audio clip of former chief justice of Pakistan Saqib Nisar regarding Nawaz and Maryam’s trial.
“There is an audio leak and you can’t deny it, its forensic [analysis] has also been carried out … do you need any greater evidence than this? Is there any bigger evidence than the things that judge Shaukat Aziz Siddiqui said?”
Nawaz lamented that suo moto notices were taken of many issues and said the “injustice upon injustice” with him for five years should also be looked into.
“Who doesn’t know that these were fake and fabricated cases with no weight or evidence?” the PML-N chief questioned.
He alleged that he was punished and disqualified for life to keep him away from elections and yet, today, lifetime disqualification was being criticised as “draconian”.
“So where is the rectification for [what happened with me],” Nawaz asked, adding that such matters should be brought before the nation.
Nawaz championed that his government had brought economic prosperity, finished loadshedding, increased employment and eliminated terrorism. He rued that now, however, Pakistan was “begging other countries for “$1 billion”.
He also addressed Imran’s stance of “absolutely not” to US airbases in the country and questioned on what basis the former premier was making such claims or what had he done to back it up.
“We were the ones to say ‘absoutely not’. They offered us $5bn but we said: ‘Absolutely not. We don’t want them,’” apparently referring to the nuclear tests conducted during his tenure in the 90s.
Nawaz alleged that Imran had ruined the country’s relations with its allies and other nation, and kept “fooling” the nation with his “absolutely not” narrative.
On the Supreme Court disqualifying him as the prime minister in the Panama Papers case, Nawaz questioned whether there was a “valid reason” for the decision. “Disqualified for life and removed from the PML-N presidency. This is revenge, not a court’s decision,” he added.
In the process of “taking revenge against me”, he alleged the country’s fortunes were sunk too. “Who told you to do this?”
Nawaz said that the judges who had committed such “injustices” should be made accountable for them, adding that “today they will find nothing other than shame when they reflect on themselves.”
“We will have to hold these people accountable if we want to take Pakistan forward.”
Regarding the recent alleged audio leaks about Imran, Nawaz them up to karma, adding that “the one who plotted has turned out to be the biggest conspirer,” further wondering what else would come to light.
To a question about him possibly becoming prime minister for the fourth time, he said: “Hopefully.”
PML-N leaders had earlier announced plans for Nawaz’s “heart-to-heart” — billed as a “never-before-seen candid conversation with the media”.
Yesterday, Maryam also posted several photographs of her sitting by his side during the interview.

Ahead of the broadcast, the PML-N’s official Twitter account posted a montage of Nawaz’s conversation, highlighting the former premier saying “absolutely not” to an offer of $5 billion, akin to what Imran Khan said in an interview with Axios.

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Responding to the press conference, PTI leader Fawad Chauhdry termed it a “charge sheet” against institutions, adding that it would be better for the SC registrar and Inter Services Public Relations to address Nawaz’s claims.

“An absconder was shown on all channels bashing the SC and the army. Is this the new order in Pakistan?” he questioned.

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Judges should be held accountable for 'injustices': Nawaz Sharif​

• PML-N supremo says Imran Khan committed acts never seen before

BR
October 9, 2022

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sharif on Sunday demanded that judges should be held accountable for the "injustices" they meted out to his family, Aaj News reported.

“Fake cases, injustice, and oppression are taking place. The judges, who have meted out injustice, will be embarrassed when they reflect upon themselves,” Nawaz Sharif said while addressing a press conference at his residence in London. He was accompanied by his daughter and PML-N’s Vice President Maryam Nawaz.

“I think they will have to answer for this injustice. We will have to hold them accountable and they should be answerable,” Nawaz said, stressing that "accountability" was a must for the country’s progress.

The presser comes days after Maryam arrived in London after the Lahore High Court finally ordered the return of her passport which was confiscated in 2019 following her conviction in the Avenfield Apartments case. However, the passport was returned after Maryam was acquitted in the Avenfield reference.

Labeling former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan as a "tyrant," Nawaz said he saw acts in his tenure that were never seen before.

“Each and everything Imran did in his tenure is being exposed before the public,” he said, hinting that more such things will be exposed to the public in the coming days.

“He has taken a U-turn on everything. He claimed that he would prefer committing suicide instead of striking a deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The nation still waits for him to take his own life [as per his claims],” Nawaz said.

Nawaz then referred to a purported audio clip of former chief justice Saqib Nisar, in which he could be allegedly heard telling someone that the PML-N supremo and Maryam would be punished to make space for Imran Khan.

“What more evidence do you need [...] We faced injustice repeatedly, but no judge took a suo motu notice of that. Judge Arshad Malik had accepted that he was pressurized into convicting me,” he said.

Nawaz claimed that during his last tenure, Pakistan was on track to become a strong economy and a terrorism-free country, but he was prematurely ousted from power.

Nawaz said his services were "matchless," but regretted that Imran's tenure "destroyed everything".
"This is nothing except revenge. If you wanted to take revenge, you could have taken it from me, but you put Pakistan's future at stake," the PML-N supremo added.

Judges should be held accountable for 'injustices': Nawaz Sharif

PML-N supremo says Imran Khan committed acts never seen before

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Only judges, he forgets the next line or sacred to add the next line ....

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

 

[Maula Jatt]

Generals, judge's and product of red light district such as yourself

 

[Goenitz]

That judge retracted the blames just few weeks ago.

 

[SIPRA]

Every arch criminal of Pakistan is now barking, because he/she is being provided protection by a traitor Mir Bajwa.

 

[HAIDER]

emotional blackmailing started again ...That would be much better if he buried his wife with his own hands in London with love and respect. Not instead send the body to Pakistan. These politicians are cold hearted. Instead, he sent her body to Pakistan to gain political mileage.

 

[RoadRunner401]

This criminal wanted by the Pakistani courts gave this statement while sitting right next to criminal that was allowed to escape from Pakistan and given a clean sheet by the same judges?

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

Only judges, he forgets the next line or sacred to add the next line ....

Common Pakistani citizens should be held accountable to ensure that they are paying their share of taxes.

 

[HAIDER]

This criminal wanted by the Pakistani courts gave this statement while sitting right next to criminal that was allowed to escape from Pakistan and given a clean sheet by the same judges?

Wonder why we see people who retired from the top posts in Pakistan...they only laugh and ignore when talking about bureaucracy, establishment etc ..
1 percent Elite of Pakistan decides the fate of 99 percent of Pakistan under their " personal interest " ... not national interest.

 

[Menace2Society]

It's become Sharifistan again

 

[HAIDER]

Common Pakistani citizens should be held accountable to ensure that they are paying their share of taxes.

Why do they pay the tax when they see this ....

https://twitter.com/x/status/481349484429856771

Nawaz Sharif Paid Just Rs. 477 Tax From 1994 To 1996 - Aitzaz Ahsan

Nawaz Sharif Paid Just Rs. 477 Tax From 1994 To 1996 - Aitzaz Ahsan

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[newb3e]

govt apni hai arrest the judges and jail them mou keh fire kyon karnay hain!

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

Wonder why we see people who retired from the top posts in Pakistan...they only laugh and ignore when talking about bureaucracy, establishment etc ..
1 percent Elite of Pakistan decides the fate of 99 percent of Pakistan under their " personal interest " ... not national interest.

1% rules the world. If you don't like it you should prepare to leave the earth.

Why do they pay the tax when they see this ....

https://twitter.com/x/status/481349484429856771

Even in the US where you live big corporations and 1% do not pay taxes. Tax avoidance through creation of estates is not illegal.

Countries are run based on the taxes from the remaining 99%.

This is how the entire world runs. It should be same in Pakistan too.

PTI should stop being whiners.