ISLAMABAD: Despite ongoing political crisis in the country, Pakistani politicians are trying to get on nerves against rivals just like interesting exchange of comments were made between Pakistani premier Nawaz Sharif and Tahirul Qadri.
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, while talking to reporters, mocked against Tahirul Qadri-led sit-ins that a protest of vacant chairs is going on in Islamabad.
The statement turned down by the protesting chief of Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT), Tahirul Qadri, when he answered the PM’s statement in an interesting manner with a meaningful smile.
While starting his address before PAT workers in Islamabad today, Tahirul Qadri ordered party activists to roll up all camps after ending of his speech today.
Afterwards, Qadri offered PM Nawaz Sharif to use his sight glasses to watch the ‘millions of protests’ present in the protest spot without chairs.
He said, ‘I am watching the protestors present here without a single chair, however, if PM has weak eye-sight than he could use my glasses to watch the facts.’
PAT chief also offered PM Nawaz Sharif to give his sight glasses to other lawmakers to view the scenario that the facts are quiet different from the governmental statements.
During his address, Qadri announced to provide one more month to PM Nawaz Sharif if he appoints a new PM from his political party, Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N), after submitting his resignation.
He also threatened that locals would exhibit their power for their rights if resignation decision is not worthful for PM Nawaz Sharif.
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