Guess who said this: ‘Let Nawaz die’
ISLAMABAD: The PML-N parliamentary leader Khawaja Asif said in the National Assembly on Thursday that the government should refrain from using its power and authority for the sake of political interests.
More: Sanjrani asks govt to send Nawaz out
Khawaja Asif alleged that when an officer of acourt talked to a government personality that they are going to hear case of Nawaz Sharif’s bail on Saturday twice, his answer was “let him die. His death will make no difference,” the PML-N parliamentary leader said while regretting attitude of the government.
Also read: 84 MNAs are guarantors of Nawaz Sharif, says Kh Asif
He said not only the PML-N members, but he speaker who is custodian of the House should also give guarantee that Nawaz Sharif would return to the country after his treatment.
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