Muhammad Zubair talks about a 'Nawaz-Imran' exchange
PM Imran Khan had said previously that he was willing to go to the UK and speak to British PM to have Nawaz deported
KARACHI: Former Sindh governor Muhammad Zubair spoke about an exchange involving Prime Minister Imran Khan and PML-N supremo
Zubair was speaking to media in Mirpurkhas Wednesday where he reacted to PM Imran Khan's statement about going to London and even speaking to British PM Boris Johnson if need be to have Nawaz deported.
"The prime minister has said he will go [to London] in January to bring back Nawaz Sharif. That's good, it will be an exchange. Imran Khan will remain there and Nawaz Sharif will return," he said.
In an interview with a private news channel last week, the prime minister had said that he was willing to go to the United Kingdom if the need arises and speak to the British prime minister for Nawaz's deportation from London.
In the hard-hitting interview, PM Imran had said that Nawaz had always been favoured by the judiciary and was a product of the establishment. The premier had vowed that his government would bring Nawaz back soon.
"Insha'Allah, we will bring him back to the country and keep him in jail."
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