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‘Imran Talks of Kashmir, But is More Fascist Than Modi’: Bilawalal

Bilawal said his father is being denied medical facilities and accused the government of trying to kill him.

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Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has come down hard on Prime Minister Imran Khan and dubbed him more fascist than Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Nazis, the country’s media reported.

“Imran Khan talks about Nazis and mentions the brutalities of Modi in Kashmir, but here is a Niazi who is more fascist than them. He is attacking the media and democracy and violating human rights,” said Bilawal, while talking to newsmen outside the Adiala Jail after meeting his father, Asif Ali Zardari, and his aunt, Faryal Talpur, on Monday, 26 August.

Bilawal said his father is being denied medical facilities and accused the government of trying to kill him. According to media reports, Bilawal said that Zardari and Faryal Talpur are not convicts but Imran Khan has kept them in jail without conviction.
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“Niazi is a fascist who is attacking the media, democracy and arresting women but he's forgotten that the PPP never came under pressure and always struggled against dictators and sent Ayub Khan, Yahya Khan, Zia-ul-Haq and General (R) Pervez Musharraf packing. What is this puppet then?” he said.

“We will move to courts, and if the doctors’ advice is not implemented, those not allowing implementation of doctors’ advice will be responsible. If anything happens to Zardari, then they will also be held responsible,” he warned.

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