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Interior Minister terms movement of opposition parties as anti-state

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
October 5, 2020
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ISLAMABAD: Minister for Interior Brig (Retd) Ejaz Ahmed Shah has termed the movement of parties as anti-state.

Ejaz Shah said that anti-national rallies could not be allowed in the name of democracy. He said that Nawaz Sharif is guilty, he fled abroad under the pretext of illness.

The former prime minister is sitting abroad promoting anti-state propaganda. He asked why the transparency of elections was being questioned after two years. The opposition should go to the relevant forum against election rigging.

Yesterday, he had said that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP have drowned the country’s fleet. He fled abroad under the pretext of illness.

Read more: Proactive strategy devised to prevent spread of COVID-19: Ejaz Shah

The Home Minister said that nations and countries do not develop without justice but only after the establishment of Pakistan anti-conspiratorial conspiracies started in the country. Occupied Kashmir was given to India under conspiracy in the past but conspiracies against the country are still going on.

It may be recalled that the opposition has announced an anti-government movement in the first phase of which rallies will be held. Ejaz Shah’s statement came at a time when PML-N has released the schedule of its meetings while PPP has also rallied in Karachi.

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