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Audio leaks only substantiate IK’s stance: Asad Umar

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
October 4, 2022
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehree-e-Insaf leader Asad Umar has said that the series of audio leaks surfaced online recently have only substantiated our stance, and Chairman Imran Khan stand vindicated for what he has been saying behind closed doors.

Addressing a press conference here on Tuesday, he said the audio leaks caused damaged to the government while on the other hand, it benefited the PTI by way of proving what Imran Khan used to narrate behind closed doors.

The National Security Committee, he said, acknowledged twice of ‘interference,’ and the same issue was taken to the cabinet. 

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He said the leaks also contained issues related to resignations of PTI MNAs, manner in which these resignations were to be accepted, and other such matters. 

He said his party has decided to approach the Islamabad High Court over the issue of audio leaks, and expose the conduct of Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP). He alleged that the ECP had become ally of the PDM, asking as to how could it be possible that only 11 out of 123 resignations submitted same day, were accepted.

Asad Umar said former premier Imran Khan conducted successful tour of Russia and China, and the country’s growth rate was 6 with the rise in exports sector. He said country’s major industries were registering growth at the rate of more than 10%, production was on the rise and exports were on the rise too with each passing day.

He said the audio leaks exposed as to how ‘Sehat Card Scheme’ was being shut down, while on the other hand, current Prime Minsiter was discussing to import machinery from India. 

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