Bulletins 1200 7th November 2016
- 8 years ago
ISLAMABAD: A relatively content Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan on Monday said his party would not do anything that could disrupt the Panamagate case proceedings at the Supreme Court.
Commenting on the case hearing today, Imran Khan said Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was still not ready for accountability in the case since he even failed to submit evidences today.
Chairman PTI told media representatives that when the premier was ready to explain everything seven months ago, he should not hide anything even now because as the head of a state he was democratically bound to satisfy the nation.
To his surprise, Khan said, the court was told today that London flats were bought in 2005 although Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leaders themselves had admitted the same flats had been Sharif family’s property since the 90s.
Commenting on the case hearing today, Imran Khan said Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was still not ready for accountability in the case since he even failed to submit evidences today.
Chairman PTI told media representatives that when the premier was ready to explain everything seven months ago, he should not hide anything even now because as the head of a state he was democratically bound to satisfy the nation.
To his surprise, Khan said, the court was told today that London flats were bought in 2005 although Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leaders themselves had admitted the same flats had been Sharif family’s property since the 90s.