Imran Khan’s Mir Jaffer & Mir Sadiq Narrative Exposed!

Web Desk — Another leaked audio allegedly featuring PTI chief Imran Khan, ex-human rights minister Shireen Mazari, and former planning minister Asad Umar has gone viral on social media. In the audio Imran Khan can be purportedly heard asking his party leaders to “brand” people as Mir Jafar and Mir Sadiq before the no-confidence motion.

In the latest audio tape — the fourth in total and the third related to the cypher — the PTI chairman can be allegedly heard speaking about the US cypher and planning for the no-confidence vote in the National Assembly on Sunday. However, it is unclear whether the conversation took place ahead of April 3 or 11.

“Spoon feed Mir Jafar and Mir Sadiq narrative to people. The [people] going to the assembly for voting should be branded as Mir Jafar and Mir Sadiq”, Khan could allegedly be heard giving directions in the leaked audio tape.

This was the second audio leak in a day. The one that came to the fore earlier, Khan was allegedly heard discussing horsetrading with an aide.

Khan was allegedly informing his people that he has bought 5 MNAs but need 5 more to defeat the No Confidence motion in the national assembly.

Transcript
Asad Umar: “There’s another thing in hindsight that we’ve taken up with regard to the letter issue, we should have started it at least a week or 10 days ago.”

Imran Khan: “This letter, which we are thinking about, has had an impact across the world.”

Shireen Mazari: “The Chinese have issued an official statement […] that they condemn America’s interference in our internal affairs.”

Imran Khan: “The strategy is that the public is with us and now we have to channelise this public pressure [this Sunday] and ensure that the pressure reaches such a height that anyone who goes to the [National] Assembly to vote, they are branded for life. But the brand that you’ll assign would be: Mir Jafar and Mir Sadiq. You have to spoonfeed people as their minds are already fertile ground and you have to feed them this [narrative].”