Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has declared the call for civil disobedience as anti-Pakistan.
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The prime minister termed the call for civil disobedience as anti-Pakistan and said that there is no bigger enmity with Pakistan than the civil disobedience.
There was a conspiracy against the country by attacking Islamabad. I have issued directives to take the culprits to the task, he added.
Earlier, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has said that the former ruling party’s civil disobedience’s call is destined to fail just like its “previous attacks on Islamabad” as the “state is providing everything to its people”.
“Civil disobedience [movement] becomes successful when the people are not dependent on the state,” said Asif speaking to Geo News, adding that the state is providing all facilities to the nationals.
