When Imran Khan’s wife accused Saudi Arabia, Pakistani PM got angry, said – ‘The country will break its hands’

Shehbaz Sharif on Bushra Bibi Blame: A statement by Bushra Bibi, wife of former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan, has created a stir in the politics of Pakistan. Imran Khan’s wife Bushra Bibi dragged the name of Saudi Arabia in bringing down Imran Khan’s government in Pakistan. Now Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif scolded Bushra Bibi regarding this. On Friday (22 November), PM Shahbaz Sharif gave a stern warning and said that Pakistan will take strict action against anyone who spews venom against Saudi Arabia.

Bushra Bibi, wife of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, shared a video on Thursday (21 November). In that video, PTI chief’s wife had claimed that imran khan Walked barefoot in Medina in Saudi Arabia. After the former PM returned from Madina, the then Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa received calls from Saudi Arabia, in which disagreement was expressed regarding Imran. However, he did not tell who had made these calls.

General Bajwa called the allegations false

General Bajwa’s statement also came out regarding Bushra Bibi’s allegations. He said that Bushra Bibi’s allegations are 100 percent false. After Bajwa, now Pakistan’s PM has targeted Bushra Bibi for taking the name of Saudi.

PM remembered relations with Saudi Arabia

While speaking at an event, Pakistani PM recalled the strong relations between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. He said that no matter who is in power in Pakistan, Saudi has always helped Pakistan without any benefit. On Bushra Bibi’s statement, he said that unfortunately I have to mention some incidents here and said that there cannot be a bigger enmity against Pakistan than this.

Apart from this, PM Shahbaz Sharif warned that spewing venom against Saudi is a crime which cannot be forgiven. As PM, I declare that whatever hand will be raised against the friendship between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, the country will break those hands.

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