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Aleema Khan’s interview to Indian media proves final nail in the coffin, says Khawaja Asif  

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Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said on Friday that the latest interview of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan’s sister, Aleema Khan, with Indian media has become the final “nail in the coffin” for the PTI.

Khawaja Asif stated that the PTI as a party pay protection money to the Taliban. The Defence Minister also said that Imran Khan repeatedly refused to hold discussions with political leaders.  

Khawaja Asif mentioned that PTI never criticised the anti-state narrative being spread on social media.

He further added that the party never spoke against the propaganda being promoted against Pakistan. The minister remarked that no other political party had ever attacked Pakistan’s integrity or existence except PTI.

Khawaja Asif stated that in the past, the former Prime Minister Nawaz gave several interviews to Indian media but didn’t speak a single word against Pakistan.

The Defence Minister said that Nawaz Sharif was jailed and ousted from office three times, but he never tried to build an anti-state narrative or crossed any boundary.  

Also Read, Uzma Khan will not be able to meet Imran Khan from now on: Atta Tarar

Federal Information Minister Atta Tarar said that Imran Khan’s sister Uzma Khan will not be able to meet the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder in Adiala jail. He also confirmed that the meetings of those who violate the meeting rules will not be possible as well.

While holding a press conference along with Law Minister Azam Nazir Tarar, Federal Information Minister Atta Tarar said that the three sisters of the founder of PTI created a law and order situation outside the prison. He also stated that the meetings with those who have violated the law are banned. Uzma Khan’s meetings have also been banned from today, and the prison superintendent is bound to enforce the law, Tarar added.

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Asfand Gurmani
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Asfand Gurmani

Asfand Gurmani is an MPhil scholar at FCCU and a journalist with a strong passion for political reporting. He primarily covers Pakistan’s politics, governance, and human rights issues.

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