Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz (PML-N) Vice President has reacted to her spokesperson Muhammad Zubair's video scandal, saying that Zubair and his wife were threatened many times before emergence of the video. She added that the reality of the alleged clip was a matter between Muhammad Zubair and Allah.
She further said that Muhammad Zubair will remain her spokesperson. When asked if she also received threats, she said that she does not anymore because her father Nawaz Sharif responded strongly the first time she received a threat.
She expressed these views during an informal conversation with media persons at the PML-N Secretariat in Model Town, Lahore.
Maryam Nawaz also said that Nawaz Sharif was keen to return to Pakistan, adding that she wished that he is able to come back to the country by December.
Dunya TV quoted her as saying that her son Junaid Safdar's is in the final year of his law degree and will practice law after completing his studies. She added that Junaid won't be entering politics as he just got married.
On September 28, a video purportedly showing an intimate moment between Muhammad Zubair and unidentified women went viral on social media, with the former governor of Sindh terming it a “new low in politics.” Zubair had claimed that the video was 'fake and doctored'.
She further said that Muhammad Zubair will remain her spokesperson. When asked if she also received threats, she said that she does not anymore because her father Nawaz Sharif responded strongly the first time she received a threat.
She expressed these views during an informal conversation with media persons at the PML-N Secretariat in Model Town, Lahore.
Maryam Nawaz also said that Nawaz Sharif was keen to return to Pakistan, adding that she wished that he is able to come back to the country by December.
Dunya TV quoted her as saying that her son Junaid Safdar's is in the final year of his law degree and will practice law after completing his studies. She added that Junaid won't be entering politics as he just got married.
On September 28, a video purportedly showing an intimate moment between Muhammad Zubair and unidentified women went viral on social media, with the former governor of Sindh terming it a “new low in politics.” Zubair had claimed that the video was 'fake and doctored'.