Bilawal alleges three federal ministers of being associated to terrorists

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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) chief Bilawal Bhutto Zardari came out on Saturday proclaiming that at least three federal ministers are closely associated to terrorists.Talking to the media at Naudero, the party chairman made a reference to the recent appointment of Brigadier (retd) Ijaz Shah as federal parliamentary affairs minister saying that the government has appointed one akin to the three ministers already linked to terrorists. "As many as three federal ministers are close aides of terrorists. Rather than taking away their cabinet ministries, the government recently appointed one like them," he stated. The PPP leader went on to state that there is a need of stern action against terrorists and all those hailing from banned organizations while adding that even though Prime Minister Imran Khan has the right to make appointments, what is he trying to put across by taking terrorist on board the cabinet. "PM Khan's government starts and end at the NAB. NAB is a draconian law introduced to victimise opposition,” he stated adding that: “Justice doesn't discriminate. A federal minister face too many charges but no one can arrest him.”

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