Islamabad Pakistan 15 January ANI Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz PMLN parliamentary leader Khwaja Muhammad Asif argued on Friday that coming generations would not forgive the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf PTI government for selling the country and its sovereignty.
According to News International, the PMLN parliamentarian said history would not forgive him for degrading the august chair the way he wreaked havoc on rules and parliamentary traditions.
Khwaja Muhammad Asif said that the attitude adopted by those sitting on speaker's chair was not seen during dictators' rule.
He said that the chair also demands respect from the chair in the last 32 years, and that at least in the last 32 years I never experienced such an attitude from the speaker's chair.
After surrendering rivers and Kashmir, the State Bank of Pakistan SBP had also surrendered, according to another PMLN member, Riaz Hussain Pirzada. He said that the non-elected people were more respectful while the elected representatives were being abused. He does not want to contest the elections again because of the fact that the elected representatives and situation reached such a level that he does not want to contest again, he said.
Pirzada said on Friday that a motorcade of non-elected people moved towards the Prime Minister's House, which was larger than the Premier's caravan. He said that they were disgraced in their own constituencies and even a retired havaldar threatens them.