PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz jeered at Prime Minister Imran Khan after he accused the opposition leaders of plundering the national wealth.
Soon after the premier’s live question-answer session with the public concluded in the evening, Maryam took to her Twitter to state that “every word that IK [PM Imran Khan] has uttered today reeks of failure, dashed hopes & no faith in his or PTI’s future. This was inevitable man”
Maryam further stated Imran Khan will be remembered in the history as a person who “relied more on conspiracy and plotting than people’s power”.
The PML-N leader added that cases against Sharif family members and PML-N leaders “were all false and fabricated and were bound to meet the fate they have met”.
“Now that your reality has dawned on the world, do not blame the judiciary. You have only your vindictiveness and revengefulness to blame,” she added.
She said people of the country “are waiting for you [PM Imran] to spare them [from] the four-year-long ordeal that has cost them their lives”.
Meanwhile, PML-N spokesperson Marriyum Aurangzeb has described the prime minister’s address as an “application for the job extension and diatribe of a loser, disappointed, incompetent and a thief”.
She said had PM Imran done anything for the welfare of the people during his four years in power, he would not have to blame the PML-N leaders in his address.
“[PM] Imran Khan don’t panic, now is the time to go home… Nawaz Sharif will keep smiling and you will keep crying,” she added.
It is pertinent to note earlier in the evening, PM Imran responded to the public queries over telephone. He blamed the past rulers for destroying the country’s economy and termed the Leader of Opposition in National Assembly Shehbaz Sharif a “criminal” and the “culprit of the nation”.
He also warned the opposition that he will be “more dangerous” for them if ousted from power, saying that till now he was only watching their gimmicks from his office.
“You will not find a place to hide if I take to streets… I will just need to nudge people and others will be running to London as well to join the ones who are already there,” the premier remarked.
