Sloganeering continues in National Assembly

Published February 29, 2024

Slogans continued to be raised in the National Assembly, mainly by MNAs belonging to the PML-N and the PTI.

PML-N members shouted “Ghari-chor” [wristwatch thief] — an apparent reference to the Toshakhana case against ex-premier Imran Khan — while the PTI MNAs chanted “Who will save Pakistan? Imran Khan. Imran Khan.”

A PTI-backed MNA leads slogans in favour of his party. — NA YouTube

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