The opposition has finally demanded NRO


Pakistan is on the grey list of FATF just because of the opposition and their insufficient measures, today the country is on the grey list of FATF.Now the sitting government Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) wants to make the necessary legislation and take the necessary steps to get Pakistan off the grey list and back to the white list,
God forbid, if Pakistan goes black from the grey list, it will have a very bad effect on the Pakistani economy.
Now the opposition has put its conditions before the government that we will support you in the FATF legislation only if you include our desired amendments in the NAB legislation, that is to say, in simple words, those who have brought and pushed the country under FATF grey list The same people blackmailing the government today to make NAB amendments to prevent our theft, otherwise we will not support the government.
Now look at the amendments proposed by the opposition and any conscious person should ask his conscience whether these amendments are for what and what is their purpose.

1: Out of the twelve sections of NAB, crimes should not be considered as a crime, i.e NAB rules should not be applied to bank defaulters and a case of assets should not be made.
2: They have also demanded that the five-year-old case should not be tried under the NAB, that is, the opposition should demand that the law be amended in such a way that the NAB could not prosecute any case of five years ago. Politicians should be able to dodge the law and no one should be held accountable for the blood shed by the poor people over the last few decades.
3: The opposition demands that the disqualification of a convicted criminal from the NAB be reduced from ten to five years so that the disqualified Nawaz Sharif and his incompetent daughter can take part in the next election.
4: Opposition demands that wife and minor children should not be declared anonymous so that all the cases against Asif Zardari, Nawaz Sharif and other politicians who make billions of rupees under the guise of wife and children are closed which are currently being heard in the NAB.
The opposition, which never claimed to ask for NRO, finally demanded NRO, but at such a time and on an issue which was in the national interest.

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