Imran Khan cannot be escape his inevitable accountability: Maryam Auranzaib

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Imran Khan cannot be escape his inevitable accountability: Maryam Auranzaib
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) spokesperson Marriyum Aurangzeb on Monday said that Imran Khan knows that time of his ouster is approaching.

Addressing media persons, Marriyum said that Imran Khan cannot be escape his inevitable accountability by the people of Pakistan who have suffered during his term.

Responding to PM Imran’s statement that he will be more dangerous if he is not in power, the PML-N leader said that Imran Khan’s threats of protests do not have any value. Imran Khan will find no one along his side as soon as he is removed from the position, she added.

Marriyum further said that how Imran Khan can call Shehbaz Sharif a criminal because criminal is a person who is involved in sugar and flour theft.

She also claimed that Imran Khan was brought into power by deliberately failing the RTS system.

A day earlier, addressing the country during the Aap Ka Wazir-e-Azam - Ap Kay Saath programme on Sunday, PM Imran Khan said that if he leaves the government, he will be more dangerous and if he come to the streets, his opponents will not find a way to escape.

He added that it is said daily that a deal has been struck. The opposition say that they want to save the people but people of the country will not come out at their request.

The premier further added he does not consider President Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz (PML-N) Shehbaz Sharif as leader of the opposition but as a national criminal.

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