Nawaz Sharif Wants Accountability For Those Who 'Toyed', 'Destroyed' Pakistan

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

Says his party sacrificed political capital to save the country from financial default. Does not want to exact revenge but some people do not deserve forgiveness​

Deposed prime minister and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sharif has called for the accountability of all those who 'toyed' and then 'destroyed' Pakistan, adding that his party sacrificed its political capital to prevent a fiscal default.

"If someone is lying on the side of the road dying, would you help them or let them die?" he asked rhetorically.

He said this while addressing a consultative meeting of the party's key leaders. Speaking via video link from his office in London, Nawaz said that if the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) government had not taken the country's reins, it would have defaulted.

Nawaz said that they sacrificed their political capital to steady the economic ship of the country. He recounted how, during their tenure in 2017, sugar cost Rs50 per kilogramme. Today, people have received power bills of Rs30,000 when they used to get a bill for just Rs1,000 in 2017.

How will the people pay these bills, he asked.

He said that those who helped rid the country of load shedding and held a mandate of millions of people were removed by a panel of four judges.

Nawaz said that the chief justice at the time, Saqib Nisar and then Asif Saeed Khosa, acted as instruments of the former army chief and the former chief of the country's intelligence service, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

"To forgive them would be injustice to the people. They are not worthy of forgiveness," he said, adding that those who are truly responsible for pushing the country to this point will face accountability.

He stated that Maryam Nawaz, Hamza Shebaz and many other party leaders and workers went to jail without committing a crime.

Nawaz, though, added that they harbour no desire for revenge. However, he added that letting these 'criminals' go scott-free would be a bigger crime.

"They are not worthy of forgiveness."

He added that they had sacrificed their political capital voluntarily for the love of the nation.

Nawaz Sharif Calls for Accountability of Those Harming Pakistan's Stability

Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif emphasizes the need for accountability of individuals who, according to him, have jeopardized Pakistan's stability

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[alphapak]

He can start with himself and his family. lol

 

[nomi007]

BC

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

He can start with himself and his family. lol

BC

https://twitter.com/x/status/1704046952776860102

 

[Dalit]

This Amritsari has no idea.

 

[Azadkashmir]

fat bas trd drove past in his protocol while people starving and dying he never once stopped becuase his belly was aching for cake.

its getting too much do they think we have iq of simple dog where they can play pavlov with us with bull sh it stories. this man needs executing.

i think they are taking it further now they want to hang or execute ik under prextext of corruption. ik corruption was he was not willing to be bought.

 

[alphapak]

He needs to do accountability of this.

 

[Menace2Society]

Change the name to Sharifistan. This should be the new flag.

 

[Fasbre2]

Says his party sacrificed political capital to save the country from financial default. Does not want to exact revenge but some people do not deserve forgiveness​

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Deposed prime minister and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sharif has called for the accountability of all those who 'toyed' and then 'destroyed' Pakistan, adding that his party sacrificed its political capital to prevent a fiscal default.

"If someone is lying on the side of the road dying, would you help them or let them die?" he asked rhetorically.

He said this while addressing a consultative meeting of the party's key leaders. Speaking via video link from his office in London, Nawaz said that if the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) government had not taken the country's reins, it would have defaulted.

Nawaz said that they sacrificed their political capital to steady the economic ship of the country. He recounted how, during their tenure in 2017, sugar cost Rs50 per kilogramme. Today, people have received power bills of Rs30,000 when they used to get a bill for just Rs1,000 in 2017.

How will the people pay these bills, he asked.

He said that those who helped rid the country of load shedding and held a mandate of millions of people were removed by a panel of four judges.

Nawaz said that the chief justice at the time, Saqib Nisar and then Asif Saeed Khosa, acted as instruments of the former army chief and the former chief of the country's intelligence service, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

"To forgive them would be injustice to the people. They are not worthy of forgiveness," he said, adding that those who are truly responsible for pushing the country to this point will face accountability.

He stated that Maryam Nawaz, Hamza Shebaz and many other party leaders and workers went to jail without committing a crime.

Nawaz, though, added that they harbour no desire for revenge. However, he added that letting these 'criminals' go scott-free would be a bigger crime.

"They are not worthy of forgiveness."

He added that they had sacrificed their political capital voluntarily for the love of the nation.

Nawaz Sharif Calls for Accountability of Those Harming Pakistan's Stability

Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif emphasizes the need for accountability of individuals who, according to him, have jeopardized Pakistan's stability

thefridaytimes.com

MF chutiya Fool spreading crooks propaganda… and polluting the forum while profiting from plmn handout’s…

 

[Jango]

"If someone is lying on the side of the road dying, would you help them or let them die?" he asked rhetorically.

You would leave them lying on the road. Actually, you already did, we don't need to assume.

Nawaz said that the chief justice at the time, Saqib Nisar and then Asif Saeed Khosa, acted as instruments of the former army chief and the former chief of the country's intelligence service, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

"To forgive them would be injustice to the people. They are not worthy of forgiveness," he said, adding that those who are truly responsible for pushing the country to this point will face accountability.

So is he going to take action against the same people who let him run abroad from hospital, and then made their government?

O yar shrek janay day ab, ja niharian aur qormay kha, sadi jaan chad day.

 

[koolio]

This fat cunt wants accountability on others, when he himself is the biggest certified crook who couldn't provide any source of income.

 

[PakFactor]

Can we dissolve this country and be done with it?

 

[PradoTLC]

Says his party sacrificed political capital to save the country from financial default. Does not want to exact revenge but some people do not deserve forgiveness​

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Deposed prime minister and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sharif has called for the accountability of all those who 'toyed' and then 'destroyed' Pakistan, adding that his party sacrificed its political capital to prevent a fiscal default.

"If someone is lying on the side of the road dying, would you help them or let them die?" he asked rhetorically.

He said this while addressing a consultative meeting of the party's key leaders. Speaking via video link from his office in London, Nawaz said that if the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) government had not taken the country's reins, it would have defaulted.

Nawaz said that they sacrificed their political capital to steady the economic ship of the country. He recounted how, during their tenure in 2017, sugar cost Rs50 per kilogramme. Today, people have received power bills of Rs30,000 when they used to get a bill for just Rs1,000 in 2017.

How will the people pay these bills, he asked.

He said that those who helped rid the country of load shedding and held a mandate of millions of people were removed by a panel of four judges.

Nawaz said that the chief justice at the time, Saqib Nisar and then Asif Saeed Khosa, acted as instruments of the former army chief and the former chief of the country's intelligence service, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

"To forgive them would be injustice to the people. They are not worthy of forgiveness," he said, adding that those who are truly responsible for pushing the country to this point will face accountability.

He stated that Maryam Nawaz, Hamza Shebaz and many other party leaders and workers went to jail without committing a crime.

Nawaz, though, added that they harbour no desire for revenge. However, he added that letting these 'criminals' go scott-free would be a bigger crime.

"They are not worthy of forgiveness."

He added that they had sacrificed their political capital voluntarily for the love of the nation.

Nawaz Sharif Calls for Accountability of Those Harming Pakistan's Stability

Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif emphasizes the need for accountability of individuals who, according to him, have jeopardized Pakistan's stability

thefridaytimes.com

where shall we start?..

- yellow cab scam?

Yellow cabs: another scam?

PUNJAB Chief Minister, Shahbaz Sharif has announced the yellow cab scheme for the educated unemployed individuals of Punjab. At the beginning, the criterion for the application was FA and degree relevant to the 12

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[mangochutney]

BC

To add
Fat mothetfucking criminal bastard

 

[TheSolution]

Army coup needed by nationalists, it's the only way this country will survive going forward