“Corruption was and remains Pakistan’s biggest [plague],” he addressed the public in Lower Dir, referring to the imminent verdict in Avenfield reference against former prime minister Nawaz Sharif and his family.
"All of Pakistan is awaiting the verdict. I am waiting for the verdict. It is very important.
"These [corrupt rulers] stole the nation's money and laundered it abroad. What they earn [during power], a common labourer cannot even earn in his lifetime," Imran said.
Taking a jibe at the former chief minister of Punjab Shehbaz Sharif, the PTI chairman called Nawaz's younger brother "the country's biggest showman".
"Shehbaz was hiding in his room when rain lashed Lahore," Imran remarked. "He is not holding rallies [anymore] because he knows people will question him."
Shehbaz was finally talking about investing in human capital, instead of roads, said the PTI leader.
Drawing attention to the human development carried out in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa during PTI's tenure, the cricketer-turned-politician said the other provinces wanted to model their police, health and education system along KP's example.
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