- He said a video message is being played on channels.
- Dar said that a false narrative is being created and run.
- PTI leader said Javed Ali’s life is in danger.
LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Usman Dar has said that there is no evidence of corruption against him and he appealed to the Chief Justice of Pakistan to take notice of the matter.
Addressing a press conference along with citizen Javed Ali, Usman Dar said that Javed Ali’s 164 video statement is being played on channels. Javed Ali himself will tell how this statement was recorded and under what circumstances it was recorded.
He said, “A few days ago some channels broadcast that Usman Dar has fled the country and I want to say to these channels that Usman Dar is in Pakistan and I stand with Imran Khan and will continue to stand.”
The PTI leader said “If I had been accused of corruption, I would not have returned to Pakistan. Maryam Nawaz’s father has fled the country for three years and has not returned yet.”
He said that a false narrative is being created and run in the country. He clarified that Javed was never his employee and he has been abducted to fix Usman Dar.
Usman Dar said that “I swear by placing my hands on the Holy Quran that I could not reveal even one hundred and fifty rupees of corruption. Hang me in Sialkot, I appeal to the Chief Justice to take strict notice of my case.”
He further said that “We are not backing down from Imran Khan, that is why we are being threatened, Javed Ali’s life is in danger, his family is in danger and appealed to the Chief Justice should take notice of this case.”
On the other hand, Javed Ali said that he was blindfolded and taken to an unknown location, 10 policemen took him, tortured him, and told him to accept the commission for Usman Dar.
He further said “ I was tied up like a dog, I did not contact any contractor and took money from anyone and gave it to Umar Dar. I am not a PA of Usman Dar nor was he related to any contractor, my statement being run is wrong.”
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