WORLD NEWS | Pakistan PM Sheikh Baz Sharif accuses Imran Khan of creating obstacles in revival of IMF program

Islamabad [Pakistan], March 12 (ANI): Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Saturday that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chief Imran Khan is putting obstacles in the way of reviving the IMF plan, which was reached during the previous PTI-led government. Yes, Pakistan Today reported. He said creating chaos on the roads was part of Imran Khan’s agenda to “fan the flames of instability in the country”.

“Creating chaos and anarchy on the roads is an important part of Imran Nyazi’s agenda to fan the flames of instability in the country,” Sheikh Baz Sharif shared at the media wing of Pakistan’s Prime Minister’s Office on Saturday. said in a brief statement.

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“This cowardly man will not allow the court to search him because he is guilty,” he added.

Shehbaz Sharif said that according to news reports, the PTI chief does not want the poor to escape problems like inflation and economic pressure. He said former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan had shown “extreme cowardice” in his avoidance of court.

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Nawaz Sharif, the supreme leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), has faced the worst reprisals in the past with the connivance of NAB-Niazi, Sharif said. Sharif said that according to news reports, the PML-N leadership faced the test of dead cells and braved the baseless heroin case.

“Imran Khan’s evasion of court amounts to the height of cowardice,” the prime minister commented. First, he (Imran) left the IMF program and now he is boycotting the court, he said, adding that he (Imran Khan) also reneged on his promises and ideal. “We have faced the courts and the law with trumped-up charges against members of our family, including our son, daughter and sister,” he added.

According to “Pakistan Today”, Pakistani Prime Minister Sheikh Baz Sharif chaired a meeting to review the ongoing reforms of the agricultural working group and the upcoming cotton planting. Pakistani National Food Security Minister Tarek Bashir Chima, Trade Minister Syed Navid Kamal, Adviser to the Prime Minister Ahad Chima, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Jehanzab Khan, Chief Minister of Punjab Minister Syed Mohsin Naqvi and other relevant federal and provincial departments attended the meeting.

According to Pakistan Today, Shehbaz Sharif stressed the need to increase agricultural production to achieve food self-sufficiency, thereby saving the country from various economic problems. He also directed to improve the supply of food and food chains to the people through comprehensive mechanisms to effectively solve the problem. He expressed regret that although Pakistan is an agricultural country, it has been importing agricultural products. (Arnie)

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