Put Nawaz instead of Qadri on ECL: Sh Rashid
MULTAN: Awami Muslim League chief Sheikh Rashid Ahmad has demanded putting Nawaz Sharif’s name on Exit Control List (ECL) instead of Dr Tahirul Qadri, as the former is a national criminal and he had plundered the national wealth and destroyed the country.
He said the upcoming meeting between Imran Khan and Dr Tahirul Qadri would be successful.
Talking to the media at Multan airport on Monday, Sh Rashid said Pakistan army had done a great job by allowing a meeting between Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav and his wife and mother. He said Pakistan army had given a soft image, which should be appreciated at all levels.
Sh Rashid said he would personally appear before the Supreme Court in Hudaibiya and LNG corruption cases.
He said the entire nation has been deceived in the name of dignity of great Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The prime accused is Mian Nawaz Sharif and Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif cannot run side by side. He warned the entire nation would reach Lahore for the accountability of plunderers of national wealth and the enemies of dignity of Prophet (PBUH).
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