ISLAMABAD            -        Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb has said instead of pointing a finger at others, PTI Chairman Imran Khan should better introspect and issue a white paper on the alleged corruption, loot and wrongdoings during his four-year misrule. The minister, in a media talk, rejected the white paper issued by the PTI on the current economic situation, saying those who had pushed the country to the brink of default should be ashamed of themselves for their own “misadventures”. “This is not the white paper rather a record of Imran Khan’s own evil deeds which were already being exposed every other day,” she said, asking the PTI chief to apologize to the nation for rendering a lot of countrymen unemployed, unleashing extreme inflation, taking record foreign loans and ruining the national economy during his government from 2018 to April 2022. The white paper seemed to be an attempt on his part to hide his “sinister deeds”, but it would not help legitimize his “family corruption”, she added. “Imran Khan should stop staging dramas as the people fully know about his corruption, wrongdoings, loot and plunder, and conspiracies against the country,” the minister said. Marriyum accused Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi of “doing black magic”. Their “evil deeds” had put the country on the verge of default.” She said the economic growth rate was at 6 percent, with inflation at the lowest level, the China Pakistan Economic Corridor in full swing and terrorism fully wiped out when the PML-N previous government completed its tenure. The minister said Imran Khan should have issued a white paper on the performance of his government, which was marred by a negative growth rate, high inflation, diplomatic blunders, corruption, and incompetency. Whether he would let the people know about the worst economic situation of the country from 2018 to April 2022, she asked. Marriyum said the PTI remained in government at Centre for three and a half years and had been ruling Punjab for the last four years, but instead of highlighting their performance, its leader had the audacity to issue a white paper on the coalition government’s working