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Ishaq Dar mocks Imran for his ‘lockdown confusion’

May 5, 2020 11:51 AM


PML-N leader and former finance minister Ishaq Dar blasted Prime Minister Imran Khan for his incoherent messaging on the coronavirus pandemic, saying he was totally confused on the issue.

In a tweet, he shared different statements given by the prime minister during the past few weeks and questioned whether it was the way to run the state affairs.

https://twitter.com/MIshaqDar50/status/1257337159016742914  

Imran’s statements shared by Dar as a sample were: I won’t go for lockdown; there would have been severe damage if lockdown wasn’t imposed; lockdown harmed the poor; lockdown is damaging the economy.

The former finance minister, who is currently in London, shared some other famous assertions too: the elite announced the lockdown; lockdown saved us from huge loss; we cannot afford more lockdown.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOavNaBX4NU


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