Amir Liaquat starts mocking his own leader on relief package, video goes viral

Amir Liaquat starts mocking his own leader on relief package, video goes viral
From Rs. 3,000, poor people can develop child support for downtrodden children and dowry. Video call from Aamir Liaquat's wife, Wera, and Mani





Amir Liaquat starts mocking his own leader on the relief package, the video of the joke of the package went viral on social media. According to details, Prime Minister Imran Khan yesterday announced a relief package for those affected by the lockdown, in which it decided to give Rs.3,000 cash to every poor household.
However, Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Member of the National Assembly Aamir Liaquat Hussain are making fun of their own leader. In a video of Aamir Liaquat's viral video, it can be seen that Amir Liaquat is discussing the video with his wife and actress. During the discussion, Amir Liaquat said that Prime Minister Imran Khan announced a big package for the poor people, Rs. 3,000 will be distributed to every poor person.

They can afford to support your child with Rs. 3,000 as well. If you want to buy a girl's dowry, Rs. 3,000 will help you. Therefore,  poor people should be able to handle these three thousand paths.
Amir Liaquat's words kept his wife and Hira and Mani laughing. Prime Minister Imran Khan yesterday announced to receive electricity and gas bills in 3 months' installments. He said that in the present scenario, consumers with 300 units of electricity and 2,000 gas bills can pay 3 months installments, and debate is on to further reduce interest rates. Talking to senior journalists after announcing the economic package at a meeting of the economic team, he said, "Confusion is spreading across the country that it will not be known what will happen, but I will say that we are not threatening Corona but fearfully making wrong decisions. We have to make all the decisions wisely.
Let me clarify that when we had a meeting of the National Security Committee, the lockdown had just begun, holidays in schools, meetings were banned, then there were only 21 cases.