'India-Israel funding to bring Imran Khan to power' says Pakistan Opposite leader

The current Pakistan prime minister is the agent of the Jews says Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman

In Pakistan, there is an argument between the government and the opposition about foreign funding that another case of corruption has come to light.

In December 2020, a UK court ruled that 450 crore Pakistani rupees should be given to a London-based company, Broadsheet LLC, from the bank account of the Pakistan High Commission in London.

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The broadsheet LLC company claimed that it had owed $ 1.7 million to Pakistan and the Pakistani government was unwilling to pay the money, after which it had to go to court and a London court decided in favor of Broadsheet LLC.

Broadsheet LLC is a UK based company whose main job is to recover the funds deposited abroad. The government of the then President of Pakistan, General Pervez Musharraf, had signed an agreement with the company in the year 2000, under which the company had to locate the assets of Pakistani leaders and bureaucrats abroad and help them to get back to Pakistan.

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Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman, the PDM convenor and president of Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan, has said that funding was done from India and Israel to bring Imran Khan to power.

According to the Newspaper Express, Maulana said, "The current prime minister is the agent of the Jews, who was funded from other countries of the world along with Pakistan's enemy country India and Israel to bring them to power."

According to the newspaper world, PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto has said that he will convince other parties to bring a no-confidence motion against the government of Imran Khan.

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Bilawal said that we will send the government of Imran home through PDM platform in a democratic, constitutional and legal manner.

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