Maryam, Bilawal running ‘save father’ campaign, says Fawad
ISLAMABAD: Federal Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry said Thursday that Maryam Nawaz and Bilawal Bhutto have initiated ‘save the father’ campaign as they face investigation under the National Accountability Bureau.
The federal minister said that Maryam Nawaz’s father has laundered Rs300 billion while Bilawal’s father has looted around Rs500 billion.
“The children will utilise the money to run a campaign for their fathers,” he said.
The Sharifs and former president Asif Ali Zardari’s family have no political future and even their children acknowledge it, Fawad said during a press conference. The federal minister said that he had earlier predicted that it was the last election for the Sharifs and Zardari. “The Sharif family is worried that there is a sale going on in London and they cannot go out of the country,” said Fawad Chaudhry.
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