ISLAMABAD: PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto on Tuesday accused government of issuing death threats and NAB notices in response to his demand to sack ministers "associated with banned out fits".
"The government has responded to my demand to sack ministers associated with banned outfits by declaring me anti-state, issuing death threats & NAB notices. None of this deters us from our principle stand; form joint NSC parliamentary committee & act against banned outfits," Bialwal wrote on Twitter.
NAB appearance
Meanwhile, sources said Bilawal Bhutto has agreed to appear before National Accountability bureau (NAB) on 20th March.
According to the sources, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari along with his lawyers and other members of party will appear before NAB on the set date.
The party workers are called to reach Islamabad from all across the country to stand in solidarity with Bilawal Bhutto. Meanwhile, the leadership of PPP Punjab will leave for Islamabad in the morning on 20th march.
NAB has ordered Bilawal Bhutto Zardari along with his father, former President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari to appear before it on 20th march.
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