Less than a week after Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Senior Vice President Maryam Nawaz and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan engaged in a war of words on Twitter, micro Their battle over blogging continued on Thursday as the rupee depreciated against the dollar.
Last Saturday, the two leaders found themselves embroiled in a Twitter war and repeatedly sparred with each other over PML-N’s concerns about two Supreme Court judges being “biased” with their party. Did the deal?
The PTI chief mocked the ruling Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) and Maryam for what he called “shameless and uncalculated attacks on SC [Supreme Court] judges”.
However, today Maryam – who is also the PML-N’s chief organizer – called out Khan for criticizing the federal government’s economic decisions, which she described as the mess created by the PTI administration. were being done to clean up.
Earlier today, the ousted prime minister – who was ousted from power in April last year – took to Twitter to criticize the PDM-led government in Islamabad for slaughtering the rupee and the former army chief. brought back the “regime change conspiracy” narrative imposed on Pakistanis by General (Rtd) Qamar Javed Bajwa.
“The rupee has been slaughtered – lost 62% or more than 110/$ in 11 months of PDM. This alone has increased public debt by 14.3 trillion rupees and the highest inflation in 75 years by 31.5%,” Khan said. Tweeted.
He added that Pakistanis are “paying [a] heavy price for the regime change plot where the former army chief has set up a group of criminals over the nation”.
Rupee slaughtered – lost over 62% or 110/$ in 11 months of PDM. This has increased public debt alone Rs 14.3 trn & historic 75 yr high inflation 31.5%. Pakistanis paying heavy price of regime change conspiracy where a bunch of criminals have been foisted upon nation by ex COAS. pic.twitter.com/xVkqxg6IN6
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) March 2, 2023
Responding to Khan’s sensational statement, the PML-N member took a swipe at him, slamming his party’s three-year-long “incompetence”.
Maryam tweeted, “Creating through your ruthless looting, incompetence, wrong priorities, the cruel deal you made with the IMF and then the violation that plunged the country into economic misery.” You have a lot of guts to criticize the scumbags.”
Maryam then told Khan “So sit down! In your tweet
Mighty audacious of u to criticize those who’re undoing yr mess created through yr ruthless plunder, incompetence,misplaced priorities, cruel deal that you struck with IMF & then its breach that plunged the country into economic turmoil. So sit down! #عمران_داری_معیشت_لے_ڈوبی https://t.co/lRXe2qiiAH
— Maryam Nawaz Sharif (@MaryamNSharif) March 2, 2023
The politician did not stop there and went on to tell the PTI leader about his “facilitators” who she said “handpicked” Khan and “fed” him for “four years”.
The PML-N chief organizer tweeted, “And let’s not forget to thank all those who raised and fed you for four years, as well as their influence in the Judiciary, for this disaster.” Balances of which you are now banking”. No re-authorization will be granted.
Maryam added, “God willing, this will not happen.”
The debate between the two politicians comes ahead of the central bank’s monetary policy review and after the rupee depreciated by around Rs 19 against the US dollar today amid concerns over an International Monetary Fund (IMF) standoff. has come out.
And let's not forget to thank all those for this mayhem who handpicked and fed you for four years, as well as the remnants of their influence in the judiciary that you are now banking on. Won’t let that happen Insha’Allah. #عمران_داری_معیشت_لے_ڈوبی https://t.co/lRXe2qiQqf
— Maryam Nawaz Sharif (@MaryamNSharif) March 2, 2023
Meanwhile, earlier today, Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Ishaq Dar said Pakistan will sign a staff-level agreement with the IMF next week as negotiations are nearing completion.
He added that the economy was moving in the right direction and blamed miscreants for spreading rumors about Pakistan’s possible default.
