Shah Mehmood Qureshi wants to kill me, PTI leader

Multan (94 news) Differences have emerged in the local leadership of Tehreek-e-Insaaf in Multan and the suspended MPS Salman Naeem has accused the local leadership of conspiracy to murder.

According to the details, Salman Naeem has accused that the people of my party are conspiring to kill me. The people of the party want to implicate my father in a false case of rape. In this regard, Salman Naeem has also posted several videos on his Facebook page. In the video, a girl is shown talking to two men who ask the woman to make a video against Salman Naeem's father.

In another video, the said person tells the girl that this video of yours will not be used anywhere, but it will be made to show Shah Mehmood Qureshi, he is the foreign minister and not an ordinary person.

Shah Mehmood Qureshi just wants to see if the girl is really strong.

Salman Naeem posted another video in which the person said that you have to make a video and make a video and say that in this way that person (Sheikh Naeem) Came to me and got me pregnant. And now he is refusing to marry me. When the girl expresses her concerns, she is also lured by Shah Mahmood Qureshi for full protocol. In another video, the same person can be heard saying that Makhdoom Sahib has true love for someone(Hatred) So they are Sheikh Naeem. They say, "Of course, kill them."

Salman Naeem defeated Shah Mehmood Qureshi in the general elections. The Election Commission suspended the membership of MPS Salman Naeem in the Punjab Assembly. The Election Commission disqualified Salman Naeem for concealing the facts, Salman Naeem challenged the decision in the High Court, but the court bench also upheld the decision of the Election Commission and disqualified Salman Naeem. 217 had contested the election as an independent, Salman Naeem won by defeating Shah Mahmood Qureshi, but after winning the election, he announced to join the PTI. But his eligibility was challenged in the Election Commission for holding a dual identity card. No, only the Election Tribunal has the power to disqualify a candidate, so the Election Tribunal should nullify the Election Commission's decision to disqualify Salman Naeem. But the court upheld the decision of the Election Tribunal and disqualified Salman Naeem.