Sindh minister Nasir Shah warns of ‘train march’ to Rawalpindi

ROHRI: Sindh Minister for Works and Services Nasir Hussain Shah has said the ‘train march’ of Bilawal Bhutto Zardari was launched on public complaints rather than against the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), ARY News reported.

Speaking to media at the Rohri railway station, Shah said Bilawal launched a march against the federal government over its ‘wrong policies’, adding the latter must take it as a warning for future.

He said the train could later move to Rawalpindi if the government didn’t realize its mistakes.

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The minister said Sheikh Rashid Ahmed made statements against Bilawal Bhutto to hog the limelight.

Earlier in the day, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, blasting the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government and Prime Minister Imran Khan, said shrieks were coming from the Prime Minister’s House.

“They are afraid of Shaheed Bhutto even after 40 years,” the PPP chairman said while addressing party workers and activists at Daur railway station where his train march reached from Nawabshah.

“Khan Sahib’s every promise proved fake,” he said, taking a swipe at Prime Minister Imran Khan. “This is a puppet government. What prime minister is he who is taking U-turn after U-turn?”

The PPP chairman alleged the PTI came to power by way of rigging. They couldn’t gag opponents using the National Accountability Bureau (NAB). The NAB law was promulgated by military ruler Pervaiz Musharraf to victimise political opponents, he added.