ISLAMABAD: Federal Ministers Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Shibli Faraz and adviser on parliamentary affairs Babar Awan addressing a press conference at PID on Wednesday. Tanveer Shahzad / White Star
ISLAMABAD: Three members of the federal cabinet on Wednesday rejected the claim of the PML-N that Khawaja Asif had been arrested on the directive of Prime Minister Imran Khan and said that nobody was above the law but the leaders of opposition parties were shying away from accountability process.
As the war of words continues between the opposition and the government, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said everyone was held accountable in respectable societies the world over.
British MP says UK bound to send back Nawaz Sharif: Babar Awan
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Babar Awan further said that Western public opinion is aware of Nawaz Sharif’s corruption.
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - Adviser to Prime Minister on Parliamentary Affairs Dr Babar Awan in a message on Twitter on Tuesday said that the demand for the return of fugitive Nawaz Sharif has reached the British Parliament, Dunya News reported.
Babar Awan in his tweet said that Member British Parliament Stephen Timms had said that Britain was bound to return Nawaz Sharif.
Babar Awan further said that Western public opinion is aware of Nawaz Sharif’s corruption, adding that all avenues are closed for him except appearing before courts in Pakistan.
December 10, 2020
ISLAMABAD: Advisor to Prime Minister on Parliamentary Affairs Dr Babar Awan on Wednesday said the opposition parties are looking at each other on the issue of resignations from assemblies.
“Nawaz Sharif, Maulana Fazlur Rehman and Maryam Nawaz are playing the politics of resignations as they are out of the parliament,” he said in a special talk with The News/Jang on Wednesday.
He said Prime Minister Imran has ended the culture of confrontation between the government and state institutions.
On the issue of the Pakistan Democratic Movement’s plan of resignations from assemblies, Awan questioned why they are sending resignations to their party leaders instead of the speakers of relevant assemblies.