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ISLAMABAD: Ex-Prime Minister Nawaz Shareef is spending the days in Adiala jail for his Avenfield apartment corruption case. While many other cases are still in court for further investigation.
Ex-President Asif Ali Zardari is facing the similar corruption charges. While both are under the same bus, Nawaz Shareef warned Zardari of the forthcoming dangers.
He reminded Zardari that there is no way he could avoid the circumstances. Just by supporting a government brought by illegal means, if you think you can survive the dangers, you are mistaken, said the PML-N supreme leader.
According to the Federal Investigation Agency, fake and scam accounts were used to launder thirty-five billion rupees. The Pakistan Peoples Party Leadership is suspected to be among the beneficiaries. The issue went ballistic when Model Ayaan Ali was arrested laundering money on an international flight.
It is suspected that Ayaan Ali case is related to Asif Ali Zardari’s money laundering case. Zulfiqar Ali Mirza, a former mister of PPP, accused Zardari of laundering money through Ayaan.
PPP co-chairman and ex-President Asif Ali Zardari, along with his sister, Faryal Talpur, is facing a multi-billion-rupee money laundering fraud.
Nawaz was brought to the hearing at accountability court. He addressed the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz leaders. Shareef exclaimed that Pakistan Peoples Party should have supported PML-N to win the government and removing the fake mandate. He said that both major parties should have joined hands and become allies against PTI.
PPP backed out from taking part in the voting activity for Prime Minister and Chief Minister Punjab. PPP is receiving backlash from all political parties since this act of PPP helped PTI in winning both seats.
And now in Presidential elections, PPP again refused to support the joint candidate of all parties except PTI. Nawaz Shareef adversely criticized PPP for this action and asked PML-N to fully support the joint candidate Maulana Fazal ur Rehman for president.
