Sindh’s biggest disease is Zardari: Imran Khan

KARACHI: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan said on Tuesday that the resources of Sindh should be used on the people of the province, adding that Sindh’s biggest disease is former president Asif Ali Zardari.

The PTI chairman was addressing the media in Karachi, where he said that Sindh is his province because it has Karachi.

Imran alleged that Zardari’s sugar mill mafia is usurping rights of the people of Sindh.

“I can see Zardari being middle-stumped,” said the PTI chief.

Regarding the arrest of Pakistan Peoples Party's Sharjeel Memon by the National Accountability Bureau on Monday, Imran hailed the institution’s decision, saying it is a positive step.

Imran claimed that the previous chairman NAB saved big criminals from action.

Finance Minister Ishaq Dar and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif led the country to a historic level of loans, said Khan.

Imran also spoke about the disgruntled PTI MNA Ayesha Gulalai, who was not denotified according to today’s ECP decision of the disqualification reference against her.

He said that Gulalai said in front of the media that she is resigning from the party and it is present on the record.

The PTI chief is currently on a visit to Sindh. On Sunday, he held a rally in Sehwan and called for the people of Sindh to reject Zardari.