ISLAMABAD: PML-N spokesperson Maryam Aurangzeb has termed PM Imran Khan’s announcements as “The Chameleon’s new colors of deception”.
Responding to Imran Marriyum said the people know that now every single move and announcement of Imran was a lie to save the sinking ship. Imran thinks that after snatching away jobs of six million people he would once again fool the nation with his Rs 30,000 internship lies, she said.
She said, “Imran and his truly horrible face been exposed. People now know that Imran levels false accusations against others and money laundering of billions in foreign funding according to the SBP itself. People know that the treasury is empty, the economy is ruined, inflation is sky high and Imran’s rants of relief were nothing but deception. But Imran must know now that the people will not be deceived anymore. The people and the entire world know that Imran does not have the money for this false package. Imran and lied through his teeth to come into power and was now lying to stay in power”.
The former Information Minister said, “Imran thinks that millions of Pakistanis were sheep and goats, they are not! They will not be deceived by him anymore. The chant of relief by imposing the worst debt in the history of the country is mere deception, mirage and a lie. Imran is delusional that he will cling onto power by telling more lies like 10 million jobs, 5 million houses and 46 liter petrol. But none of this fraud will work now. The no-confidence motion will hammer the last nail in the coffin of the Imran-led mafia government”.
Marriyum said If Imran truly wants to give relief to the people he should resign. Raising petrol price by Rs 70 and then saying he would lower them by Rs 10 brings no relief to the people. Imran had been begging all over the world, to collect money for his mafia ATMs because he only believes in giving them relief. Imran has lost every case, every battle the latest example was bringing an ordinance to gag the nation’s voice, break journalists’ ribs, but then announced its withdrawal, she said.
