Bilawal’s derogatory language against PM highly condemnable: Shibli Faraz

ISLAMABAD: Minister for Information and Broadcasting Shibli Faraz has said Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari used derogatory language against the PM Imran and his sister, which was highly condemnable.

In response to Bilawal’s press conference, the minister said that the Bilawal has no political agenda, resulting in his frustration which was manifest in his press conference.

Faraz said that PM’s sister has nothing to do with politics, and she should not be dragged into politics. Furthermore, the use of this kind of language about a woman was a very despicable act, he remarked.

The minister said that Bilawal should be the last person to accuse Imran Khan of corruption as no one called Imran Khan “Mr 10 percent”.

“We strongly condemn Bilawal Bhutto’s allegations.  Bilawal Bhutto should not say such things. He was either asleep or he is ignorant of the ground realities” he maintained.

Faraz said that the PPP chief, whose family has confined one big party of the past to Larkana district only, has made a joke of himself by saying such frivolous things. Bilawal should have thought 10 times before accusing PM Imran of corruption, he added.

He asked Bilawal that instead of talking nonsense, he should answer the questions raised about himself and his family.

Earlier, Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto has said that Prime Minister Imran Khan ‘danger’ to the democracy, economy, and the nation.

Addressing a press conference in Karachi today (Monday), Bilawal Bhutto has criticized the PTI-led federal government’s foreign policy on Kashmir. “Imran Khan is the first and last premier who failed to unite the nation on Kashmir cause,” he added.

Bilawal Bhutto further said that previous governments including dictatorship, democratic, selected, or elected have united the nation on Kashmir issue. “Despite all of this, PM Imran claimed that PTI’s foreign policy is the most successful,” he added.  

The PPP Chairman said, “I am the only opposition leader to oppose Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has always maintained its stance against Modi.”

“The incompetent Prime Minister ran Modi’s election campaign indirectly, claiming that if Modi wins, the Kashmir issue would be resolved,” Bilawal remarked. He also said that the PTI-led government’s foreign policy has damaged Pakistan.