National assets to sale, cabinet approved, Imran Khan opposed

 In a cabinet meeting government of Pakistan decided to sale national assets due to economic crisis, Pakistan is facing economic crisis government of Pakistan sit together with allies to overcomes economic crisis, in a recent cabinet meeting government has decided to sale national assets to overcome crisis, but the chairman of Pakistan biggest party the former prime minister Imran Khan opposed this government decision.

Recent tweet from Imran khan

How can Imported govt brought to power through US conspiracy, led by Crime Minister, who's family along with Zardari have volumes written on their corruption, be trusted with sale of national assets & that too thru bypassing all procedural & legal checks. https://t.co/8kygK6sxEB

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) July 23, 2022

In a recent tweet from former prime minister said “How can imported government brought to power through US conspiracy, led by ‘crime minister’, whose family along with Zardari have volumes written on their corruption, be trusted with the sale of national assets and that too through bypassing all procedural and legal checks.” These people have been plundering Pakistan for the last 30 years and are now responsible for the present economic meltdown. These thieves should never be allowed to sell our national assets in the devious manner they are attempting. The nation will never trust them with our national assets,” the PTI chief further said.

Tweet after meeting of sale national assets

This remarks from chairman of Pakistan tehreek insaf came after a meeting of cabinet committee, government of Pakistan to sale oil and gas companies and government owned power plant to United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia and Qatar and other friendly countries.

Court can take action??

In ordinance court will not able to interface in sale of national assets to other countries because it is owned by government they can sale whenever required to overcome crisis.

 

According to source

According to source government proposed a law in parliament for sale of assets for approval, govenrment sources added that asset’s will not sale until approved from parliament,

Defending the proposed legislation, the source said except for one deal, not a single agreement inked by Pakistan with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar materialised during the past five years as foreign states were not ready to invest through the Privatisation Commission.