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Fawad Chaudhry, the head of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), asserted that the 115-hour-long audio clip that had been released was being sold for USD 350,000 on the dark web. Speaking to the media, Chaudhary said that the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) office was not safe and that the stolen audio was currently being sold on the dark web for USD 350,000. The audio leak, according to him, proved that decisions are being taken in London. The PMO audio leak, he continued, was likewise a security agency failure.
Vice President of the Pakistan Muslim League-N Maryam, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif, Law Minister Azam Tarar, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah, former NA speaker Ayaz Sadiq, and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif were all overheard on the contentious audio that was leaked.
The first video purports to show a discussion between PM Shehbaz and PML-N Vice President Maryam concerning the nation’s finance minister, Miftah Ismail, who has reportedly come under fire inside the party for implementing strict economic policies, according to Dawn.
The vice president of the PML-N has openly said that she disagrees with the decision to raise the price of gasoline and electricity, claiming that she did not make such decisions, whether or not her party was in power.
Earlier, Chaudhry criticized PML-N Vice-President Maryam Nawaz for claiming that the politician had opposed petrol price increases in public but had asked for an increase in the leaked recording.
The PML-N is defaming Miftah Ismail in order to reinstate Ishaq Dar, the PTI leader claimed in response to the ouster of the finance minister. He claimed that despite Ismail’s extensive service to the PML-N, disrespectful behavior had been displayed against him, according to ARY News.
PM Sharif has taken notice of audio leaks, according to Pakistan’s Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah, and an investigation has been launched.
According to Sanaullah, senior representatives from all agencies would be involved in the investigation into the leaked recording. According to ARY News, he added that the inquiry would assess whether or not the security of the PM’s House had been compromised.
The minister asserted that, even if every conversation in PM House was recorded and made public, there would be nothing embarrassing.
