Federal Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal has reiterated that no national reconciliation ordinance would be given to the founding chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan and he had to prove his innocence in the courts of law.
Responding to various points raised by Leader of the Opposition Omar Ayub Khan in the National Assembly on Friday, the planning minister said almost all PML-N senior party leaders remained in jails and proved their innocence before the courts.
He said PTI leadership during their rule always asked for receipts from PML-N leaders but now they were not providing their receipts to the courts in corruption cases like 190 million pounds.
“PTI leaders should follow those principles and scales which they set for the then opposition members (PML-N) during their tenure,” the minister maintained.
He went on to say that PTI leadership was now seeking NRO but it would not be given to them rather they should clear themselves from the courts.
