The Sharif family has given a task to important people in the leadership to restrict Marvi Memon to make further tweets
Islamabad (Pakistan Point News - 26th Mar, 2018 ) The Sharif family has given a task to important people in the leadership to restrict Marvi Memon to make further tweets. According to a special report published in a local newspaper, the Sharif family has given a task to a key personality in Sindh to bar Memon from doing any press conference or making any tweet. A Federal minister and a close political aide of Memon have also been asked for the job.
Both these people have talked to Memon twice in this regard and other important figures will also meet her today. Memon expressed her grievances to both the people that the Sharif family cornered her which is unfair. “I can prove who is responsible behind the treatment I am getting and the position at which the government and Sharif family are currently standing,” she said. The people given this task are also asked not to make any promise to Memon, she will only be silenced for the time being and will not be given party ticket in the elections.
Sources close to Memon told that she had promised to remain silent over some conditions but she did not keep the promise. Meanwhile, the differences between Memon and Finance Minister Ishaq Dar have also openly surfaced and there are rumours about her leaving the party. According to close circles of Sharif family, Memon got a Rs 1 billion right seal written for her marriage with Dar. A member of Punjab cabinet, on the condition of anonymity, told that the tensions between Memon and Dar have increased.
Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) leader Kulsoom Nawaz had warned Dar before the marriage. If Memon holds a press conference, it will increase the problems of Sharif family. Memon had criticized the party leadership in her tweets two days ago. On the other hand, the UAE government has started an investigation into the business and income of Dar and his sons to determine if the money has been earned through money laundering.
