I want to be a suicide bomber to blow up opposition, says Imran Khan's minister as D-day for no-trust vote nears - GulfToday

I want to be a suicide bomber to blow up opposition, says Imran Khan's minister as D-day for no-trust vote nears

  • 15 Mar 2022
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Ghulam Sarwar Khan poses for a photograph.

As the D-day for the no-confidence vote against Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan comes closer, he and his senior ministers have stepped up their tirade of insults and even started resorting to threats of violence against the united opposition.

While Imran Khan is calling the opposition leaders names, his civil aviation minister Ghulam Sarwar Khan went a step ahead by calling the opposition anti-Pakistan and anti-Islam. He also came up with an outrageous remark.

 "Although suicide bombing is forbidden, I wish to be one to blow up the entire opposition," the minister said in a viral video shared by many Pakistanis on social media.

Indo-Asian News Service

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