Punjab Information Minister Azma Bukhari said on Friday that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) wants to spread hatred against the institutions.
Addressing the press conference in Lahore, Bukhari took a dig at the PTI: "The PTI founder says that there is a probability of seeing the repetition of 1971."
Bukhari said: "It is the party's [PTI] agenda to spread unrest in the country. Whenever there is unrest in the country, there comes the name of merely one party."
"Those who are taking about the London Plan may remember their own plan. It was from the jail that the PTI founder sent the poisonous article to the British newspaper," Bukhari said.
Speaking about the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Bukhari said: "The protests were being held outside the IMF office after penning the letter."
– PTI founder 'mastermind' behind May 9 vandalism: Azma Bukhari –
Few days back, Bukhari said that the PTI founder was the "mastermind" behind May 9 vandalism.
Expressing her thoughts on the events that transpired on May 9 last year, Bukhari said: "The feelings of every Pakistani are hurt by remembering the events that happened on May 9."
She said: "One extremist political group has attacked the Pakistan Army. The May 9 mayhem was the biggest conspiracy against the country. The military installations were attacked through a planned conspiracy to try to malign the institution."
"It is important to bring the May 9 culprits to justice to move the country forward," Bukhari said.
