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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chief Imran Khan on Sunday lambasted former Pakistan prime ministers Asaf Ali Zardari and Nawaz Sharif and blamed the duo for the plummeting value of Pakistan rupees against the US Doller over the past decade.

Pakistan rupee crashed to Rs 125 per Doller over the last decade. Khan blamed the duo for the record low of Pakistan currency from Rs from Rs 60 to 125 over the last decade.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Khan said that his party did not prepare&nbsp;for the elections the way they have done it and added he that he&nbsp;knew that the duo would come together during the elections.&nbsp;

He attacked Former PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif for getting his wife, Kulsoom Sharif, treated in London and asked if the country did not have a hospital fit to provide her with a treatment. He urged people not to vote for a leader who does not live and die in the homeland.&nbsp;

Pakistan is slated to go to polls later this month.&nbsp;

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chief Imran Khan on Sunday lambasted former Pakistan prime ministers Asaf Ali Zardari and Nawaz Sharif and blamed the duo for the plummeting value of Pakistan rupees against the US Doller over the past decade.

Pakistan rupee crashed to Rs 125 per Doller over the last decade. Khan blamed the duo for the record low of Pakistan currency from Rs from Rs 60 to 125 over the last decade.   

Khan said that his party did not prepare for the elections the way they have done it and added he that he knew that the duo would come together during the elections. 

He attacked Former PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif for getting his wife, Kulsoom Sharif, treated in London and asked if the country did not have a hospital fit to provide her with a treatment. He urged people not to vote for a leader who does not live and die in the homeland. 

Pakistan is slated to go to polls later this month.

Khan anticipated a nexus between Sharif and Zardari stating that he knows that the two leaders will be together this election

File photo of Imran Khan.

Do not vote for a leader who does not live and die in homeland: Imran Khan to Pakistan voters

Do not vote for a leader who does not live and die in homeland: Imran Khan to Pakistan voters

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