Imran Khan spills the beans regarding differences with Aleem Khan, Jahangir Tareen
Former PM claims that Aleem Khan, Jahangir Tareen were looking for illegal benefits from him


ISLAMABAD: Former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan spilled the beans regarding his differences with former allies Aleem Khan and Jahangir Khan Tareen, alleging that both of them were looking for illegal benefits from him.
Speaking during a podcast a day earlier, the former premier revealed that differences with both disgruntled leaders developed when he refused to provide those benefits.
Imran claimed that Aleem Khan sought legalisation of his 300-acre land near Ravi”, which resulted into development of differences with him.
Talking about Jahangir Tareen, the PTI chairman stated that his problem was the sugar crisis on which a commission was also formed. “Tareen stood with those who are the biggest dacoits in the country. When I ordered a probe into the matter, differences developed with Tareen.”

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