ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Talal Chaudhry Tuesday said the PML-N would carry out postmortem of the joint investigation team's (JIT) report and expose it before the Supreme Court.
Talking to the media here outside the Supreme Court, he said, "The JIT's 256-page report has 265 mistakes. We will conduct its point-by-point postmortem before the Supreme Court and highlight its deficiencies."
"We believe institutions can give justice and we will get justice from the Supreme Court," he remarked.
He said the PML-N believed in the supremacy of law and respected the Supreme Court and all other national institutions.
Talal said it was welcoming that the Supreme Court had issued contempt of court notice to a TV channel and the statements of PML-N leadership and other parties would be examined too.
He said whether it was also not contempt of court when Pakistan Awami Muslim League leader Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said: "Either funeral of the PML-N or the JIT will be held," and Imran Khan said: "The JIT members are servants of Nawaz Sharif."
He said the PML-N would not allow vested interests to incite confrontation among the institutions.
He said Pakistan People's Party leader Aitzaz Ahsan had said that the JIT was following a script.
"We are glad that the statements of all leaders and content of different programmes on news channels will be examined during the contempt of court hearing," he added.
He said the people of Pakistan had given a mandate to Nawaz Sharif to become prime minister and resigning from the office would be an insult of that mandate.
"When the JIT of 200 million people will ask the prime minister to step down, he will take no time to leave."
He said before the submission of JIT report, the PML-N expressed reservations on it and the objections were conveyed to the apex court.
Talal said father of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan was removed from his job on charges of corruption and Imran Khan constructed his luxury home from that money earned through corruption.
He said Imran Khan should tell what he meant when he talked of "the finger of the umpire". The people of Pakistan were the "umpire" for the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, he added.
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