We will bring back Nawaz Sharif with the help of British government: Imran Khan

We will bring back Nawaz Sharif with the help of British government: Imran Khan

Nawaz Sharif will have to return home and appear before the courts. No one will be pardoned on corruption cases, nor will NRO be given. PM Imran Khan addresses cabinet meeting

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that Nawaz Sharif will be brought back with the help of British government, Nawaz Sharif will have to return home and appear before the courts, no one will be pardoned on corruption cases, no NRO will be given. ۔ According to details, a meeting of the Federal Cabinet was held under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Imran Khan. The meeting discussed the economic, political and national security situation of the country.

The cabinet meeting also considered the arrest of Shahbaz Sharif, Maryam Nawaz's press conference and the statements of PML-N leaders. The ministers said that the PML-N leaders were making the institutions controversial instead of admitting the mistake. Criminals should be dealt with in the same way as criminals, whose ministries have their own legal point of view.

Faisal Wawda said that the concerned ministers should put the constitutional issues before the people.

Prime Minister Imran Khan said that he would use all legal options for Nawaz Sharif's repatriation. With the help of the British government, Nawaz Sharif will be brought back. Nawaz Sharif has fled the country under the pretext of illness. Nawaz Sharif will have to return home and appear before the courts. He said that no one will be forgiven for corruption, no one will be given NRO.

Similarly, a 16-point agenda was considered in the cabinet meeting. The meeting approved several agenda items. The Cabinet also approved the appointment of experts for biological medicine, approval of the constitution of the Medical and Dental Council, and appointment of Chairman of the Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research. The Cabinet was briefed on reforms in the power sector.

The September 23 decisions of the Economic Co-ordination Committee and the September 24 decisions of the Cabinet on Energy were ratified. The meeting approved the rationalization of visa policy for Afghanistan. Similarly, the cabinet meeting also approved the service of British airline Atlantic Airways for Pakistan. The registration of new rules in the FIA   schedule and the agenda of reorganization and rehabilitation of railways has been postponed. Briefing was given. The meeting also gave permission to import wheat.