'Greater game plan': Murad Saeed links PDM's objectives to Israel, India
“The [Opposition] has been meeting with anti-Pakistan lobbyists, comprising Israelis and Indians," Saeed claims
November 01, 2020
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Communications and Postal Services Murad Saeed on Sunday said that the Opposition parties’ "nexus with the anti-Pakistan lobby" was advancing India’s "greater game plan" to destabilise the country.
“The [Opposition] has been meeting with anti-Pakistan lobbyists, comprising Israelis and Indians, under their greater game plan, on a two-point agenda," Saeed claimed, while addressing a press conference.
The Opposition wants an NRO (concession) to protect their ill-gotten money, while external powers want to destabilise Pakistan through different tactics, the federal minister said.
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To back his claims, Saeed played video statements of Opposition parties’ leadership and Indian establishment officials.
“Have you met Indian lobbyists?” the minister asked, repeating a question he put before the Opposition parties in his news conference last Sunday.
You have seen that their leadership has advanced the same agenda by raising the slogan of ‘Independent Balochistan'
Explaining the two-point agenda under the "greater game plan", he accused the Opposition parties of "agreeing with the Indo-Israel establishments to target Pakistan’s judicial and security institutions" in exchange for projecting PML-N’s absconding leader Nawaz Sharif as a "champion of democracy" in the country, besides protecting their financial corruption.
Saeed said that he had "exposed the Opposition’s sinister designs before the Pakistan Democratic Movement's public meeting in Balochistan".
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"You have seen that their leadership has advanced the same agenda by raising the slogan of ‘Independent Balochistan’ there," he said.
The federal minister said that the PDM rally in Balochistan raised questions, including whether the slogan was in pursuance of the greater game plan and why the PDM leadership did not deny the demand.
