ISLAMABAD: The Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Marriyum Aurangzeb, challenged Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan on Monday to better present facts before police or courts rather than levelling accusations against others.
Imran Khan’s statement regarding citizens’ rights
In response to Imran Khan’s statement regarding citizens’ rights in the country, she stated that the PTI chairman was unable to get his rights through his Twitter handle or by holding rallies.
She said that Imran Khan would have to either go to courts or police stations and present evidence there if he wanted action against anyone. She went on to call Imran Khan an “impostor” and added that rights are only granted under the law and the Constitution.
She claimed Imran Khan has a history of accusing others, whether it was about the cipher, the regime change conspiracy against his government, or the 35 punctures, but he failed to show evidence in every case.
She questioned if the law and the Constitution enabled anyone to level such accusations against others.
