Nawaz Sharif’s driver spits on Journalist in London. An awful video of former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s driver spitting on a woman’s face in London’s Hyde Park went viral online.
The footage, which is making the rounds on social media, shows a woman approaching the vehicle of the 73-year-old lawmaker, who was sitting in the front seat.
The woman, who was videotaping the encounter, questioned Nawaz Sharif if he was corrupt. ”I’ve heard you’re a very corrupt Pakistani politician,” she remarked as the driver opened the car window.
The motorist, enraged by the remark, spat in her face, rolled up the window, and drove away.
Dr. Fatima K, a member of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Party, shared the video on X and mentioned that the woman in the video is a journalist. She wrote, ”Nawaz Sharif’s driver spits on the face of a journalist who asked a question! None of the liberals, intellectuals, or feminists will speak against it. Sick of this selective morality!! Disgusting.”
Nawaz Sharif’s driver spits on Journalist in London, watch the video:
Nawaz Sharif’s driver spits on the face of a journalist who asked a question!
None of the liberals, intellectuals or feminists will speak against it.Sick of this selective morality!!
Disgusting 🤢 pic.twitter.com/fsKdgVu5vm
— Dr Fatima K – PTI (@p4pakipower1) September 16, 2023
Internet users were also angered by the video and left a variety of comments.
One user wrote, ”He proves that he is not only corrupt but also a devil.”
Another commented, ”The female journalist asked that I have heard that you are a corrupt politician of Pakistan. Nawaz Sharif pointed to his guard and he spat on the woman’s face. And such a rhinoceros is being imposed on Pakistanis.”
Mr Sharif, who has been convicted in two corruption trials in Pakistan, has been in London since November 2019 after the Lahore High Court granted him permission to travel overseas for four weeks for medical treatment.
He is set to return to the country from London on October 21 to lead the party’s political campaign in the upcoming elections, bringing his four-year self-imposed exile in the UK to a conclusion.
“Nawaz Sharif will return to Pakistan on October 21,” his younger brother and former Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said.
Shehbaz Sharif, 71, has previously stated that if the party comes to power in the general elections, Nawaz Sharif will be the next prime minister.
