Special Assistant Attaullah Tarar answered the journalist's question
Lahore (News Lab, Latest News. February 26, 2023) Special Assistant Ataullah Tarar says that even today I live in a rented house, and the rent is 3 lakhs. According to the details, on the one hand, where the people are suffering from inflation, the political leaders are telling loudly that the rent of the rented house they live in is 3 lakhs. Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Ataullah Tarar has told in the press conference that he lives in a rented house even today, the rent is 3 lakhs.
Ata Tarar answered the journalist's question and said, "Give me some proof to whom the briefcase was given? For what purpose, it is very easy to talk and criticize." When my grandfather left this world, he had a house of one and a half canals in a private housing society, which he distributed among his children before his death. Show me a Pakistani politician who has no assets.
The Special Assistant said that Rafiq Tarar has three sons, and he did not allow anyone to practice law, I came in the third generation and obtained a law degree, putting all the assets of the High Court and Supreme Court judges in front, of Rafiq If Tarar's assets turn out to be more than him, he will quit politics and apologize to the judges.
Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Attaullah Tarar further said that there is a separate law for Imran Khan and a separate law for the rest of the people. Imran Khan should stop joking with the nation, Chairman PTI used delaying tactics in the Tosha Khana case. New records of corruption were made in the PTI era, Imran Khan's game show is not going to last much longer, and notice should be taken of the statement of Usman Dar's secretary.
A press conference was held with the person who got the job through forgery. People of your party do corrupt and you came forward in defense. are He said that Nawaz Sharif was disqualified for not taking a salary from his son, the process of development stops due to unjust decisions, and we have the right to take legal and political routes on reservations