ISLAMABAD: Special Adviser to Prime Minister on Youth Affairs, Usman Dar Wednesday said both PPP and PML-N opposition parties were scared of increasing popularity of Prime minister Imran Khan among masses as they had lost nation' confidence due their involvement in corruption and money laundering cases.
Talking to private news channel, Dar said that when PTI-led government came into power, the country was confronting with a number of challenges but Prime Minister Imran Khan had eliminated the entire crisis and moved on the country on track of development.
He termed the PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari 'a coward' for launching train march in Karachi, adding Bilawal was just doing politics for getting cheap public popularity.
Replying to a Question he said , Bilawal Bhutto has launched an anti-government campaign at a time when the party senior leadership including his father Asif Ali Zardari were simultaneously under the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) prosecution for alleged cases of money laundering.
He further said that the government had given a free-hand to Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) to hold its further train marches elsewhere in the country and we will ready to provide them container facilities as well if they want protest on container.
He said the cases, currently were being investigated by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) against opposition leaders, were not even lodged during his tenure, but registered in the previous governments' term.
He recaalled the previous rulers of PML-N and PPP who had increased the burden of loans on the nation but did nothing for the welfare of common people in the country.
Usman Dar said PTI had no personal revenge against the opposition leaders, but they would be held accountable for the looted national wealth.
Replying another question, he said PML-N leadership were trying to politicize Nawaz’s health and were blaming present government for political victimization .
However, the government had offered Nawaz Sharif the medical treatment at any hospital and doctor of his choice in the country and even he was allowed to hire the services of a foreign doctor in Pakistan, adding, hopefully now within this 6 weeks bail he would complete his medical treatment in the country.
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