Minister says PTI used propaganda tools to save face after its failure


Islamabad: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar has said that former MNA Murad Saeed was hiding in KP CM House, saying miscreants involved in 'November 24 violence' would face the music.
Addressing a press conference flanked by Inspector General of police Islamabad Ali Nasir Rizvi and Secretary Interior Khurram Ali Agha, he said the PTI used propaganda tools to save face after its failure to gather crowd for its protests.
Tarar said according to secret reports, it was disclosed that the PTI would resort to violence in the disguise of protest.
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“Has anyone even seen weapons in the hands of peaceful protest anywhere in the world?” he questioned. In those protests, 37 Afghan nationals were also part of the PTI.
Tarar also said the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa had also rejected the PTI’s so-called call for freedom because they did not believe in the politics of chaos.
Also, Secretary interior said the security institutions played a careful role while dealing with violent protestors.
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