Breaking News: Threatening letters are going to keep these cameras in Parliament, Fawad Chaudhry

Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry has categorically rejected the impression of Prime Minister Imran Khan resignation and said that the thr...

Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry has categorically rejected the impression of Prime Minister Imran Khan resignation and said that the threatening letter was planned to have these cameras in Parliament.

 

Fawad Chaudhry says PM will not resign — Photo: MAK NEWS-21

Talking to media in Islamabad along with Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Shahbaz Gul and Minister of State Farrukh Habib, Fawad Chaudhry said that a special cabinet meeting was convened regarding the letter.

 

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He said that the contents of the letter could be communicated to the federal cabinet, which our ambassador had shared with the government in accordance with the Official Secrets Act.

 

"We've shared this with media anchors, who are mostly programming on foreign affairs," he said.

The Federal Minister of Information said that in the next phase, we plan to keep this letter in Parliament with these cameras. Not acceptable to the country.

Regarding the no-confidence motion of the opposition, he said that Imran Khan would fight for the sanctity, sovereignty and dignity of Pakistan.

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He said that the Army Chief had met the Prime Minister but no one had asked the Prime Minister to resign and the Prime Minister would not resign, the matter would go to the last ball.

The Information Minister said that at present the situation is similar to the 1992 World Cup, it seems that we are behind but we are not behind.

"Everyone will see when the game is over and there is no problem with numbers," he said.

Asked about the participation of PTI MPA Amir Liaquat and Farrukh Altaf in the opposition meeting, Shahbaz Gul said that each has to give his own answer and make his own decision but Fawad Chaudhry is representing the people of Jhelum and Jhelum. Yes, he is standing in front of the dot and will remain.

He said that those who have returned there have to ask this question for generations now, those who have returned today have to answer to the third generation.

Fawad Chaudhry said that the people who are sitting in Sindh House are going to be harmed in the upcoming events. They do not know what has happened to them.

Asked by reporters, he said that the Chief of Army Staff has met the Prime Minister twice.

Fawad Chaudhry clarified that the option of resignation was not in anyone mind.

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Referring to the letter, Shahbaz Gul said that soft signals were being given to Imran Khan for a long time that he did not like us.

He said that it should be made clear to the people of Pakistan that Imran Khan would pay whatever he could but would not bow down to the sovereignty of the country and the nation.

It may be recalled that Prime Minister Imran Khan had said in a meeting on March 27 that he was receiving threats against his government from abroad and he had proof of this in the form of a letter.

The Prime Minister had called on the media today where he was briefed on the letter but did not see it.