Lahore: PTI MPA from Dera Ghazi Khan Khawaja Dawood Sulemani infuriated by the Punjab CM Sardar Usman Buzdar policies has voiced his grave concerns. While talking in GNN programme “Khabar Ye Hay” he said that the disgruntled Punjab MPs are supporting the PM Imran Khan’s vision but not Buzdar’s.

He further claimed to form a ‘Supremacy of Parliament’ group ranging from fifteen to twenty parliamentarians in it. The group is united and whenever it takes any decision, stands firm, he added. He said the group is against nepotism, dishonesty and corruption of the CM.
Talking about their (group) separation from PTI, he said that they don’t plan to leave the party, but in discussion with PM, few closed-circle individuals of Punjab CM referred them as “Black Mailer Group”.
Added he stated that if any move against PTI originates in Punjab Assembly they would not support it. Referring the corruption of CM’s family he alleged that by using power, Buzdar had illegitimately captured 9,000 kanals of land belonging to poor people of his area.
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