PTI out to stop foreign investment: Sanaullah
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Interior Rana Sanaullah says PTI Chairman Imran Khan is pursuing the agenda of halting the foreign investment in Pakistan.
Talking to a news channel, he said Imran was trying to make the appointment of army chief controversial. “The people have rejected the PTI’s long march, and only a small group of supporters and workers are behind Imran,” he added.
Commenting on senior journalist and anchorperson Arshad Sharif’s murder in Kenya, Sana said a fact-finding committee was collecting evidences. Sharing information, he said, there were two suspicious persons behind the gruesome murder adding that the investigators were trying to find the clues from Dubai and Kenya.
Replying to a question about the governor’s rule in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, he said, “We are planning to slap the governor’s rule in two provinces due to the unavoidable circumstances created by the long march.
-
'A Very Special Visitor' Meets Queen Camilla At Clarence House -
Jodie Turner Smith Shares One Strict Rule She Follows As A Mom -
Hailey Bieber Reveals KEY To Balancing Motherhood With Career -
Photo Of Jay-Z, Other Prominent Figures With Jeffrey Epstein Proven To Be Fake -
Hillary Clinton's Munich Train Video Sparks Conspiracy Theories -
Fans Slam Talk Show Host For 'cringe' Behavior In Chris Hemsworth Interview -
Woman Jailed Over False 'crime In Space' Claim Against NASA Astronaut -
James Van Der Beek’s Close Pal Reveals Family's Dire Need Of Donations -
Prince William And Harry's Cousins Attend 'Wuthering Heights' Event -
Hailey Bieber Turns Heads Just Hours After Major Business Win -
King Charles' Andrew Decision Labelled 'long Overdue' -
Timothee Chalamet 'forever Indebted' To Fan Over Kind Gesture -
Columbia University Sacks Staff Over Epstein Partner's ‘backdoor’ Admission -
Ozzy Osbourne's Family Struggles Behind Closed Doors -
Dua Lipa Claims Long-distance Relationship 'never Stops Being Hard' -
BTS Moments Of Taylor Swift's 'Opalite' Music Video Unvieled: See Photos