Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Tuesday said he'll take Chief Minister Punjab Shehbaz Sharif to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) for being involved in corrupt practices at the same time as undertaking infrastructure initiatives in Multan.
Addressing a rally in Chakwal, to release PTI's 2017 membership drive , Imran stated NAB ought to get geared up to sentence Shehbaz, because it will not be able to escape with pardoning the Nawaz clan this time round.
Lashing out at NAB and its Chairman Qamar Zaman Chaudhry, the PTI chairman stated the nation does not trust the accountability body.
"The entire Pakistani kingdom will not forgive chairman NAB for giving a clean chit to Asif Ali Zardari," he stated, alleging that corruption has multiplied, in preference to decreasing, because of establishments like NAB.
Imran also said that the NA-120 polls in Lahore will show that the state stands with the Supreme Court's choice.
"The country will need to pick between thieves and the Supreme Court," said the PTI chief.
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"I became imprisoned for eight days and did not stumble upon a powerful person...I just met the common guy in jails," Imran said, including that most effective the common man — and no longer corrupt politicians placed within the upper echelons — is held accountable.
Showing PTI's membership card, the Imran told the audience that the card will let the party recognize of its individuals' information, inclusive of their house and constituency.
He added that via this card, the party will be able to take their members' critiques on nominating party members for elections in their respective constituencies.
The rally turned into organized to release the party's membership force for 2017.
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