PEMRA sends notices to TV channels for airing Maryam presser
ISLAMABAD, July 7 (DNA): Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) has sent show-cause notice to various television channels over the live broadcast of the controversial press conference of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) vice president Maryam Nawaz.
The notice stated that the press conference of Maryam Nawaz was conducted against judiciary and state institutions which went under violation of PEMRA regulations.
Earlier, Maryam Nawaz Sharif showed journalists a secret video of
accountability court judge Arshad Malik claiming the judge was forced to
give verdict against Nawaz Sharif in Al-Azizia reference case.
Addressing a press conference alongside top PML-N leadership, the
daughter of former PM Nawaz Sharif, showed reporters a video in which
accountability court judge Arshad Malik can be heard saying that there
was there was “no proof of corruption against the deposed premier” in
the Al-Azizia reference.
“No evidence that a single penny has been shifted from Pakistan. No
evidence of shifting any money by accused from Pakistan,” Maryam
translated the judge Arshad Malik as saying from the video.
The judge was talking to a PML-N worker Nasir Butt who is also friends
with him.
The PML-N leader claimed that the judge also said that he found “no
evidence of any embezzlement of funds by Hussain Nawaz (her brother) in
Pakistan or Saudi Arabia” and there is absolutely “no link between Nawaz
Sharif and the properties in London”.
The PML-N leader also claimed that her father and family presented all
sorts of evidences in the court during the hearing of accountability
cases against them but none was accepted and today “the reason is before
everyone”.
Maryam Nawaz claimed that the judge was blackmailed into issuing the
verdict against her father and that her father became a victim of
“political revenge”.DNA
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