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Maryam, who is the daughter of former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif, has launched several attacks on Khan for selling off gifts presented to him when he was the prime minister and has accused him of pushing Pakistan to the brink of default.

Senior Pakistan leader Maryam Nawaz's dig at IMF after funding talks failed

Maryam, who is the daughter of former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif, has launched several attacks on Khan for selling off gifts presented to him when he was the prime minister and has accused him of pushing Pakistan to the brink of default.

Pakistan is a "hostage" to the IMF which is treating the cash-strapped country like a "colony", senior leader of PML-N Maryam Nawaz has said while lambasting former prime minister Imran Khan for flouting the previous agreements with the global lender.
Pakistan's economy is in dire straits. The country is awaiting a much-needed USD 1.1 billion tranche of funding from the Washington-based International Monetary Fund (IMF).
&ldquo;The IMF is not ready to trust us. Pakistan is a hostage to the IMF and it is treating the country like a colony. Even if we try to come out of its clutches, we can&rsquo;t,&rdquo; Pakistan Muslim League (N) (PML-N) leader Maryam said while addressing the youth and social media activists in Model Town here on Monday.
She castigated Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf chairman Imran Khan for flouting the previous IMF agreement, the Dawn newspaper reported.
&ldquo;Because of this today we are begging for Rs 1 billion,&rdquo; the 49-year-old leader said.
She drew the comparison of her father Nawaz Sharif&rsquo;s government with that of Khan, saying the cricketer-turned-politician was "launched to destroy the country".
Maryam, who is the daughter of former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif, has launched several attacks on Khan for selling off gifts presented to him when he was the prime minister and has accused him of pushing Pakistan to the brink of default.
She also said Imran should be arrested.
&ldquo;Why is he hiding behind the party workers? He again wants to become the prime minister. I ask what he has done that they (a reference to the establishment) make him prime minister again. Imran Khan tried to have the support of a few generals and judges. Now he is banking on the judiciary to return to power,&rdquo; she said.
Pakistan entered a USD 6 billion IMF programme during Khan's government in 2019, which was increased to USD 7 billion last year.
The programme's ninth review is currently pending with talks being held between IMF officials and the government for the release of USD 1.1 billion.
Pakistan and the IMF have been holding virtual talks after the two sides held 10 days of intensive negotiations with an IMF delegation in Islamabad from January 31 to February 9, which failed to reach an agreement.
Pakistan, whose foreign exchange has dropped below USD 3 billion, is in desperate need of financial assistance and a bailout package from the International Monetary Fund in order to avoid an economic collapse.

Months after losing the Prime Minister's throne, Pakistani politician Imran Khan has received a political boost.
The cricketer-turned-neta's party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf won by-elections in Pakistan's Punjab province, defeating those who toppled his government in a no-confidence motion.
The bypolls to 20 seats in Punjab Assembly were held on 17 July. According to initial results, Imran Khan's candidates won in Multan, Dera Ghazi Khan, Sahiwal, and Khushabh, and were leading in 15 constituencies.
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, the party of Imran's successor Shehbaz Sharif reportedly "conceded defeat" and congratulated PTI. PML-N vice president Maryam Nawaz called for introspection in the ruling party.
Imran Khan was dethroned as Pakistan's Prime Minister in April 2022, and a coalition of Opposition parties led by PML-N gained power.

Imran Khan's party PTI wins bypolls in Punjab province defeating Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's PML-N

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, the party of Imran's successor Shehbaz Sharif reportedly "conceded defeat" and congratulated PTI.

Months after losing the Prime Minister's throne, Pakistani politician Imran Khan has received a political boost.
The cricketer-turned-neta's party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf won by-elections in Pakistan's Punjab province, defeating those who toppled his government in a no-confidence motion.
The bypolls to 20 seats in Punjab Assembly were held on 17 July. According to initial results, Imran Khan's candidates won in Multan, Dera Ghazi Khan, Sahiwal, and Khushabh, and were leading in 15 constituencies.
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, the party of Imran's successor Shehbaz Sharif reportedly "conceded defeat" and congratulated PTI. PML-N vice president Maryam Nawaz called for introspection in the ruling party.
Imran Khan was dethroned as Pakistan's Prime Minister in April 2022, and a coalition of Opposition parties led by PML-N gained power.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday handed Opposition more ammunition against him after he reiterated his praise for India's 'independent foreign policy' and called it a nation with a 'great sense of honour'
His remarks made during his address to the nation ahead of the no-trust vote on Saturday did not go down well with Maryam Nawaz Sharif, the daughter of former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif. 
Lashing out at Khan, she said the former cricketer should leave Pakistan and go live in India if he likes the country so much. 
Imran Khan had said no superpower can force India to do anything against its interests, adding that the country is buying oil from Russia despite sanctions.
Khan has been using the 'foreign conspiracy' angle to build his argument against the no-confidence motion against him and his praise of India is being seen by analysts as juxtaposition of what he calls the neighbouring country's 'independent foreign policy' and 'foreign interference' in Pakistan. 

'Go to India': Nawaz Sharif's daughter lashes out after Imran Khan praises neighbour

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday handed Opposition more ammunition against him after he reiterated his praise for India's 'independent foreign policy' and called it a nation with a 'great sense of honour'

'Go to India': Nawaz Sharif's daughter to Imran Khan

Imran&nbsp;Khan's India praise makes Pak&nbsp;Opposition&nbsp;unhappy
Imran&nbsp;Khan: India a nation with great sense of honour
Maryam&nbsp;Nawaz: Imran&nbsp;Khan should go live in India
Khan has repeatedly praised India's foreign policy

His remarks made during his address to the nation ahead of the no-trust vote on Saturday did not go down well with Maryam&nbsp;Nawaz&nbsp;Sharif, the daughter of former Pakistan PM Nawaz&nbsp;Sharif.&nbsp;

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran&nbsp;Khan on Friday handed Opposition more ammunition against him after he reiterated his praise for India's 'independent foreign policy' and called it a nation with a 'great sense of honour'
His remarks made during his address to the nation ahead of the no-trust vote on Saturday did not go down well with Maryam&nbsp;Nawaz&nbsp;Sharif, the daughter of former Pakistan PM Nawaz&nbsp;Sharif.&nbsp;
Lashing out at Khan, she said the former cricketer should leave Pakistan and go live in India if he likes the country so much.&nbsp;
Imran&nbsp;Khan had said no superpower can force India to do anything against its interests, adding that the country is&nbsp;buying oil from Russia despite sanctions.
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Khan has been&nbsp;using the 'foreign conspiracy' angle to build his argument against the no-confidence motion and his praise of India&nbsp;is being seen by analysts as juxtaposition of what he calls the neighbouring country's 'independent foreign policy' and 'foreign interference' in Pakistan.&nbsp;

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