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Thursday, October 22, 2020

'Nawaz Sharif's return, positive signals from London': Faisal Wada

 'Nawaz Sharif's return, positive signals from London': Faisal Wada



The Pakistani government has stepped up contacts with the British government to detain former Prime Minister Mian Nawaz Sharif, who is wanted in various cases in Pakistan and has held talks at the diplomatic level and several telephone calls in addition to the three regions. ۔





Federal Minister for Water Resources Faisal Wanda, a member of Prime Minister Imran Khan's cabinet, told the BBC Urdu Service by telephone that he was seeking custody of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who was convicted in Pakistan and wanted in several cases. A delegation of federal ministers could soon be sent to London for talks with the British government.


Regarding the contacts with the British government so far, Faisal Wawda said that the response of the British authorities was very encouraging and the government of Pakistan was receiving positive signals from London.


Faisal Wada, who has in the past personally investigated the properties of Nawaz Sharif and former President Asif Ali Zardari, said that the main reason for receiving positive signals from the British government was that Nawaz Sharif was a convicted criminal. And he came to London under the pretext of treatment.



It may be recalled that at the first meeting of the 11-party opposition alliance in Gujranwala, Pakistan's garrison city, former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had criticized the army chief and the head of the country's intelligence agency IIS. There is no precedent in the history of Pakistan.


After Nawaz Sharif's speech, Prime Minister Imran Khan, addressing an official function in Islamabad, angrily said that he would now try to bring Nawaz Sharif back to Pakistan at any cost and bring him back at all costs. Will be brought


Giving details of his contacts with the British government, Faisal Wawda said that efforts were being made to convince the British authorities that Nawaz Sharif had come to London on the assurance that he would return to Pakistan after treatment.


He said that the text of Nawaz Sharif's speeches was also placed before the British government and evidence of propaganda by India against Pakistan and especially Pakistan's army was also being presented to highlight this. What similarities and similarities are found in the narrative of the two?


Fasal Wawda said that a copy of the Supreme Court decision on Nawaz Sharif's disqualification has also been placed before the British government under which Nawaz Sharif can neither participate in any election nor lead any political party for life. And can play no role in practical politics.


He further said that diplomatic contacts were trying to make it clear that Nawaz Sharif was pressuring the government of Pakistan to allow his daughter Maryam Nawaz to leave Pakistan as well. He has started criticizing Pakistan's institutions.


It is to be noted that the British government is also being pressured by Transparency International to take steps to curb the corrupt elements residing in the UK by taking ill-gotten wealth from other countries.



Transparency International retweeted a report in the Financial Times about Pakistan's request for Nawaz Sharif's return from the UK, saying that politicians convicted of corruption in foreign countries should not be allowed to live freely in the UK. Should. The message added that London's luxury properties, which he could not explain, should not be out of the hands of the law.


News of contacts between Pakistan and Britain over Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who was disqualified, is being published in British newspapers.


The media is also in constant touch with the Pakistani Embassy in London and the Pakistani Ambassador Moazzam Ahmad Khan to find out the details on this very sensitive and important political issue of Pakistan.

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