Avenfield reference: Imran Khan regrets NAB prosecutor's statement
Khan posted series of tweets.
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan on Sunday expresses exasperation over National Accountability Bureau’s (NAB) prosecutor that there is now ample evidence to show that Avenfield apartments belonged to Nawaz Sharif since 1993.
Khan took to popular micro-blogging website Twitter and regretted existence of parallel justice systems in Pakistan in series of tweets.
He tweeted, “Statement by NAB prosecutor today that there is now ample evidence to show that Avenfield apartments belonged to Nawaz Sharif since 1993, shows how the law works differently for the ordinary citizen and for the powerful. This is our tragedy - existence of 2 parallel Pakistans”.
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) June 10, 2018
“PMLN Ministers & many media ppl knew abt these flats since 3 yrs when Panama leaks surfaced. After all, pol mtgs & interviews were held there but they just watched as PM NS lied abt money laundering, committed fraud & forgery, made his children lie”, Khan asserted.
PMLN Ministers & many media ppl knew abt these flats since 3 yrs when Panama leaks surfaced. After all, pol mtgs & interviews were held there but they just watched as PM NS lied abt money laundering, committed fraud & forgery, made his children lie. https://t.co/AesBdCMM7J
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) June 10, 2018
He added further, “Public money spent on SC hearings, JIT, NAB court & conviction still pending. This reflects collapse of morality; weak infrastructures. Where in a Western democracy would one see a PM indulging in lies, money laundering & fraud & then shamelessly claiming victimhood when exposed?
Public money spent on SC hearings, JIT, NAB court & conviction still pending. This reflects collapse of morality; weak infrastructures. Where in a Western democracy would one see a PM indulging in lies, money laundering & fraud & then shamelessly claiming victimhood when exposed? https://t.co/6mZCgl85r3
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) June 10, 2018
