PML-N demands Fawad Chaudhary’s apology for ‘controversial remarks’ against Pashtuns

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PESHAWAR
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Khyber Pakh­tunkhwa president Ameer Muqam on Friday slammed PTI leader and former federal minister Fawad Chaudhary for his ‘derogatory and controversial’ remarks against the Pashtun’s community.
Advisor to Prime Minister on National Heritage and Cultural division Ameer Muqam while addressing a news conference at the Peshawar Press Club warned Fawad Chaudhary for banning to enter KP if he did not apologize for passing “shameful” remarks against the community.
“Fawad should apologize for his remarks against Pashtun’s community,” he added and said that PTI leaders from KP have observed a pin drop silence over the remarks made by Fawad Chaudhary.
Mr Fawad, who is the vice president of PTI, in a program on a private TV show discussing an alleged incident about former FIA-DG Bashir Memon was being locked in a bathroom of PM House by former principal secretary Azam Khan.
Meanwhile, the guest of the program Fawad Chaudhry made remarks that the former DG-FIA took a bid risk in going to the bathroom with a Khan.
The provincial president of PML-N alleged that the provincial government of KP was supporting the PTI chairman and former prime minister in his ‘nefarious designs’ to create political uncertainty in the country.
He accused the KP government of spreading false propagandas against the central government over release of funds for the development of former Fata.
Engineer Amir Maqam said that Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and his team were working day and night, and it is hoped that very soon the economic conditions of the country will be stabilized.
PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif will come back to the country very soon and the party under his leadership will leave no stone unturned to serve its people, he added.
He said that audio tapes of Imran Khan are being leaked on a daily basis.
“Imran Khan sole motive at present time is to create instability and polarization in the country,” he added and maintained that the PTI proposed march on Islamabad was the part of that strategy.