FAISALABAD
Interior Minister Rana Sana Ullah has said we have accepted all harsh conditions of IMF and even then IMF is not agreeing.
“We have accepted all harsh conditions of IMF, IMF should take the agreement to logic end immediately. We raised problems for our party by taking difficult decisions but we preferred state to politics. Had we not accepted IMF conditions then we would have gone default. If country is run on zero subsidy then the poor people will die. We hiked the price of petroleum products and took several difficult steps. Even then IMF is not agreeing”, he said this in an exclusive talks with ONLINE here Tuesday.
He went on to say an incompetent government remained in power in the last four years which kept on focusing on political victimization and crushing political rival instead of putting the country on path to development and prosperity.
Pakistan is passing through critical juncture of its history in terms of economic development, he said adding if Pakistan is weakened then it will entail disastrous consequences.
How can Pakistan sign agreement of zero subsidy as we have to keep the plight of people in view, he remarked. Therefore, we did not go to election to save the country from becoming default.
We have provided proper treatment to Fitna Khan which wanted to ignite fire in Islamabad. The credit to prevent this fitna goes to all parties.
We are taking tangible measures to improve law and order situation in the country. The terror related incidents have been contained remarkably.
Tayyaba Gill and her husband stayed in PM house for one and half month, he said adding the rent of the house acquired for Tayyaba Gill was also paid by the government.
PTI had made chairman NAB a toy and every case was got framed from chairman NAB through Tayyaba Gill. Suo motu notice should have been taken of this case at that time.
Imran Riaz has a specific narrative. Government is not petitioner in the cases registered against him. These cases have been registered by general public. No illegal treatment was meted out to him by the government.
To a question he said no journalist should become took in the hands of any political party, he added.
