Time for 'liar, hypocrite' Imran Khan to quit politics and sit at home: Bilawal Bhutto

[IceCold]

Nachan ga sari Raat, bilo wa,

 

[Goritoes]

IK should be worried, aise logo ki bad-dua lag jaati hai

 

[Clutch]

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• Foreign minister says Abdul Hakeem Baloch's win in the NA-237 by-election proved "Bhutto was still alive".
• He says due to incompetent, inept" former premier, country's foreign policy had to suffer a serious blow.
• He adds helping the victims of the flood and working to rehabilitate them was the topmost priority of the government.

KARACHI: PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Wednesday called PTI Chairman Imran Khan a "liar and a hypocrite" and said it was time for him to bid farewell to politics and sit at home.

Addressing an event arranged by his party to celebrate the victory of PPP’s Abdul Hakeem Baloch in the NA-237 by-election, the foreign minister, while berating Khan, said that owing to the actions of the "incompetent and inept" former premier, the country's foreign policy had to suffer a serious blow.

At the outset of his speech, the foreign minister thanked the people of Malir for coming out of their houses to cast votes in favour of the PPP candidate in the October 16 by-election, and appreciated them for "always resisting the dictator of every era".

"Akin to the past, the people of Malir also fought against this selected leader," Bilawal said, adding that just like they resisted the dictatorship of General Zia-ul-Haq and Pervez Musharraf, they also stood up to Khan.

He went on to say that the damage done by "incompetent" and "selected" Khan was not only felt by the people of Malir but the whole country.

"But I am thankful that the men and women of Malir once again supported the PPP," he said, adding Baloch's win had proved that "Bhutto was still alive".

Recalling the General Election of 2018, Bilawal said that the people's mandate was stolen by an incompetent person, who then went on to become the prime minister.

Bilawal thanked the workers of his party and also extended gratitude to the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM).

"This lying, hypocrite man thought that people will forget his wrongdoings within three to four months," he said, adding that Khan promised to build millions of houses for the masses but once he came into power, he only "stole from the nation."

"It's high time he quit politics and sit in his Bani Gala residence," Bilawal said. "We had been repeatedly saying that someone else was pulling the strings of this selected prime minister, and now he has also admitted that he had no authority when he was in power."

Bilawal said that if Khan had no authority during his government as he claims, then he should have resigned. "The PTI chairman is habitual in blaming everyone else but he himself turned out to be a Zakat and donation thief."

"He even runs his kitchen with the donations he receives for the Shaukat Khanum Hospital," Bilawal alleged, adding that since the people of Pakistan had finally learned about his lies and politics of hate, "his time was over".

"Now is the time to prove that Pakistan is ready for young leadership," the foreign minister asserted.

Bilawal then spoke about the devastating floods in Pakistan and said that at present, helping the victims of the flood and working to rehabilitate them was the topmost priority of the government.

"However, we have very few resources to start the rehabilitation work," the FM said, adding that owing to that reason, the government was collecting donations and resources from all over the world for the flood victims.

"We have to work day and night for the flood victims and become their voice."

Time for 'liar, hypocrite' Imran Khan to quit politics and sit at home: Bilawal Bhutto

Foreign minister says Abdul Hakeem Baloch's win in the NA-237 by-election proved Bhutto was still alive.He says due to incompetent, inept former premier, country's foreign policy had to suffer a serious blow.He adds helping...

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Isn't his daddy Mr. 10% and well acknowledged most corrupt politician in Pakistan's history who is also accused of murdering his own wife???

 

[Sharma Ji]

His worst decisions - cheap populism

yup, reads like a list of "how to bankrupt a country" lol

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

1. Khan provided affordable house-building loans to the Public.
2. Khan provided subsidized oil to the Public.
3. Khan provided subsidized electricity bills to the Public.
4. Khan provided health card to the Public.
5. Khan provided COVID-19 relief to the poor.

Bilawal's criticism has no merit to it.

Bankrupting the treasury and tax revenues for populistics policies to win elections is not a great thing.

yup, reads like a list of "how to bankrupt a country" lol

IK just blindly copied the idiotic and disastrous policies of his idol Modi.

 

[Olympus81]

Subsidizing oil and electricity is not a bad thing if your finances allow it.

What Imran Khan has done in 3.5 years could not be delivered by PPP in the last 30 years.

One does not need to know about their corruption tales to understand Sindh’s current state.

 

[Sharma Ji]

His worst decisions - cheap populism

yup, reads like a list of "how to bankrupt a country" lol

IK just blindly copied the idiotic and disastrous policies of his idol Modi.

IK just blindly copied the idiotic and disastrous policies of his idol Modi.

Far from... Modi sarkar has been removing subsidies left right and centre, something the Ghandys used as a political tool to stay in power.

Modi and co are no socialists lol, have you seriously this little an Idea about India ?

 

[S.Y.A]

Bankrupting the treasury and tax revenues for populistics policies to win elections is not a great thing.

treasury had more dollars when he left than when he came to power, 2ndly, he also increased tax revenues. nasha karna he hai to mehenga kar lo.

 

[crankthatskunk]

The shame of it all is that this man is a criminal, but such is the degradation of Pakistan justice system and the police that nobody can arrest him.
How can they arrest him when his father is getting clean chit from 25 years old cases because the evidence disappeared.
BBZ takeaway and travel bills were paid from the same fake bank accounts from where Ayan's travel bills were paid.
BBZ is directly involved in the murder of a journalist , who was killed on direct orders of BBZ, because he criticised him. How dare he can criticise BBZ in Sind!! He paid the prize with his life.

Shame of it, all Pakistani jouranlists know these two facts, but non has the courage to ask questions from this criminal. Sind Police cannot touch it, Pakistani judiciary is the biggest joke on Pakistani public.

 

[mangochutney]

he sounds like he’s always on he’s knees sucking and gargling

Battyman

 

[Enigma SIG]

Time for someone to nuke GKB.

Would be funny reading an ATIS report lmao.

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

Far from... Modi sarkar has been removing subsidies left right and centre, something the Ghandys used as a political tool to stay in power.

Modi and co are no socialists lol, have you seriously this little an Idea about India ?

Didn't Modi give free money, healthcare, gas etc? Sorry! I do not closely follow India but I understand IK was copying Modi.

The only thing I will credit IK is that he did not shutdown Pakistan during COVID and did not do the Demonetization disaster like Modi.

 

[villageidiot]

cheap populism

Strange populism, that one.
If not for RCO, he would have been relegated right back to KPK in 2023.
Ustad ji, ya to awaam kisi aur mulk ki le aao, jo sabr shukar kar leti ho, ya phir leader koi danday wala le aao. You can't have you cake and eat it too.
A leader who thinks long-term yet is beholden to the traditions (read: freeloading) of governing in Pakistan.

 

[waz]

View attachment 887827

• Foreign minister says Abdul Hakeem Baloch's win in the NA-237 by-election proved "Bhutto was still alive".
• He says due to incompetent, inept" former premier, country's foreign policy had to suffer a serious blow.
• He adds helping the victims of the flood and working to rehabilitate them was the topmost priority of the government.

KARACHI: PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Wednesday called PTI Chairman Imran Khan a "liar and a hypocrite" and said it was time for him to bid farewell to politics and sit at home.

Addressing an event arranged by his party to celebrate the victory of PPP’s Abdul Hakeem Baloch in the NA-237 by-election, the foreign minister, while berating Khan, said that owing to the actions of the "incompetent and inept" former premier, the country's foreign policy had to suffer a serious blow.

At the outset of his speech, the foreign minister thanked the people of Malir for coming out of their houses to cast votes in favour of the PPP candidate in the October 16 by-election, and appreciated them for "always resisting the dictator of every era".

"Akin to the past, the people of Malir also fought against this selected leader," Bilawal said, adding that just like they resisted the dictatorship of General Zia-ul-Haq and Pervez Musharraf, they also stood up to Khan.

He went on to say that the damage done by "incompetent" and "selected" Khan was not only felt by the people of Malir but the whole country.

"But I am thankful that the men and women of Malir once again supported the PPP," he said, adding Baloch's win had proved that "Bhutto was still alive".

Recalling the General Election of 2018, Bilawal said that the people's mandate was stolen by an incompetent person, who then went on to become the prime minister.

Bilawal thanked the workers of his party and also extended gratitude to the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM).

"This lying, hypocrite man thought that people will forget his wrongdoings within three to four months," he said, adding that Khan promised to build millions of houses for the masses but once he came into power, he only "stole from the nation."

"It's high time he quit politics and sit in his Bani Gala residence," Bilawal said. "We had been repeatedly saying that someone else was pulling the strings of this selected prime minister, and now he has also admitted that he had no authority when he was in power."

Bilawal said that if Khan had no authority during his government as he claims, then he should have resigned. "The PTI chairman is habitual in blaming everyone else but he himself turned out to be a Zakat and donation thief."

"He even runs his kitchen with the donations he receives for the Shaukat Khanum Hospital," Bilawal alleged, adding that since the people of Pakistan had finally learned about his lies and politics of hate, "his time was over".

"Now is the time to prove that Pakistan is ready for young leadership," the foreign minister asserted.

Bilawal then spoke about the devastating floods in Pakistan and said that at present, helping the victims of the flood and working to rehabilitate them was the topmost priority of the government.

"However, we have very few resources to start the rehabilitation work," the FM said, adding that owing to that reason, the government was collecting donations and resources from all over the world for the flood victims.

"We have to work day and night for the flood victims and become their voice."

Time for 'liar, hypocrite' Imran Khan to quit politics and sit at home: Bilawal Bhutto

Foreign minister says Abdul Hakeem Baloch's win in the NA-237 by-election proved Bhutto was still alive.He says due to incompetent, inept former premier, country's foreign policy had to suffer a serious blow.He adds helping...

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He says that whilst Sind faces massive recovery from the destruction of floods.
Many Sindhis were cursing their rule.

 

[LeGenD]

Bankrupting the treasury and tax revenues for populistics policies to win elections is not a great thing.

Khan's government did not bankrupt treasury but produced a functioning economy by collecting record level of taxes, receiving record level of remittances, and increasing exports of the country. IMF, KSA and China were providing funds as well.

Khan's government did increase per-liter-cost-of-oil and electricity tariffs for consumers but in calculated manner to lessen burden on the Public.

The current setup is deeply unpopular and assumes that money grows on trees for the masses. First move was to alienate overseas Pakistani by dismissing their right to vote (flow of remittances disrupted). Second move was to OVERCHARGE electricity tariffs which led to many being unable to pay the bills and rushing to LESCO offices for split of bills while the rich could move to solar energy systems (a stable source of revenue disrupted). Third move was to make house-building loans expensive for the borrowers throughout Pakistan (another stable source of revenue disrupted). And IMF is not providing a bailout package now?

There.