BAHAWALPUR-PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto should first focus on his father corruption before talking about offshore companies while the PTI chairman should focus on killing rats in Peshawar, which have gone out of his control.
Federal Minister for Railways Khawaja Saad Rafique stated while addressing the PML-N workers in Bahawalpur on Sunday.
Criticising Bilawal Bhutto, the federal minister said that Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was the leader of PPP not of Pakistani nation.
He suggested to the PTI chairman to resolve the rats issue in Peshawar first, otherwise, the nation would dismiss him.
He said that whole nation would ask Imran Khan who have been talking about the offshore companies as to how easy it is to criticize others. “The citizens of Peshawar have settled a score with the PTI by voting for the PML-N candidate in the by-election and now other accounts will be settled as well,” he pointed out, adding that how it is just that Imran Khan considers his own offshore company right and that of others wrong. He declared that the PML-N government is strong and stable and people who would try to weaken it would never succeed in their plots. “The PML-N government will complete its tenure and achieve the highest levels of development in the country’s history.
He stated that journey of Pakistan towards development and prosperity would continue at a brisk pace and nothing can hurdle it. He questioned that the Pakistan People’s Party has been in the rule in Sindh for the past eight years but could not executed a single project in the entire province, leave along Karachi. “In KPK, the PTI has been in the power for the past three years and during this time, they could even construct a flyover in Peshawar,” he compared.
To a question, he said that in reply to the letter from the Chief Justice of Pakistan, slight change would be made in the ToRs for probe into Panama leaks.
About Pakistan Railways, the minister claimed that the PR is in 100 percent profit as of now and 200 more engines are being brought from America to launch more passenger and cargo trains.