Sharif made $60 mn through sugar trade with India in 90s:Imran

October 09, 2015 19:33

Pakistan Opposition leader Imran Khan has accused Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif of making $60 million through sugar trade with India in 1990s, a charge rejected by the Premier who said that he will drag the former cricketer to court.

Attacking the prime minister, the Pakistan Tahreek-i-Insaf chief at a press conference here yesterday said, "The Sharif family is expanding its businesses in China and India on behalf of the Pakistan government, which is unfortunate."

He claimed that the Prime Minister's son Hussain Nawaz was meeting with Indian businessmen to expand his family's business, "thus the Sharif family is weakening Pakistan." The PTI leader alleged that Sharif had earned $60 million through sugar trade with India in 1990s.

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