Imran Khan asked to apologise over 'lies' about Sharif's health
The opposition Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) has asked Prime Minister Imran Khan to issue an apology and resign for "blatantly lying" to the nation about former premier Nawaz Sharifs health condition.
Islamabad: The opposition Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) has asked Prime Minister Imran Khan to issue an apology and resign for "blatantly lying" to the nation about former premier Nawaz Sharifs health condition.
Addressing a news conference here on Wednesday, PML-N Senator Musaddiq Malik, information secretary Marriyum Aurangzeb and deputy secretary general Attaullah Tarrar said that Sharif had gone abroad for treatment on the directive of the government's medical board, but "the PTI government is continuously lying about his medical condition", reports Dawn news.
Malik said that Sharif was suffering from a condition where the vessel responsible for supply of blood to his brain was blocked, pointing out that during detention Sharif suffered two heart attacks and the entire Punjab government struggled to diagnose his ailment.
He said that Khan and his cabinet were the ones who approved Sharif's travel abroad. The court gave Sharif bail on medical grounds and all government measures around it were illegal, he added.
Wednesday's development comes after the Punjab government last week refused to extend Sharif's bail declaring that it had found no "legal, moral or medical ground" necessitating an extension.
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