Sanaullah will find no place to hide: Pervaiz Elahi

LONDON (National Times) – Punjab Chief Minister Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi on Wednesday said that Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah if former prime minister Imran Khan gives a long march call, Dunya News reported.

Talking to newsmen in London, Pervaiz Elahi said that there is PTI government in Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir and Sanaullah would not be able to find a place to hide in Islamabad when Imran Khan s supporters would converge on the federal capital as part of his Haqiqi Azadi movement.

Pervaiz Elahi said that a high level team is working on the Model Town case while Rana Sanaullah s confessional statement on the floor of Punjab Assembly will also be provided to the court as evidence.

Parvaiz Elahi regretted the behavior of Shehbaz Sharif towards Punjab during the flood and added that the federal government did not provide any assistance to flood victims in Punjab.

Pervaiz Elahi also held separate meetings with PML-Q and PTI delegations in London. Replying to a question, CM Punjab said that there is no intention to meet the Sharif family during his visit to London.



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