PML-N Senator censures the PTI leaders at Sunday’s rally for only speaking about Imran Khan
Islamabad: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur would have to face legal action for leading party supporters, who attacked and pelted stones at Islamabad police at last night’s rally, PML-N Senator Talal Chaudhry vowed on Monday.
“Once again, the Islamabad police were deliberately attacked by the people who had come to Islamabad under the leadership of the KP chief minister," he said in a televised address today.
Chauhdry asserted that not only would those who attacked and pelted stones but also their mastermind would be arrested and sent to jail over this chaos.
The PML-N leader made it clear that even if the PTI held scores of rallies or launched a movement over May 9 cases or the £190m graft case against incarcerated party founder Imran Khan, it won't get an NRO.
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