Maryam Nawaz has never read a book in her life, and it is almost impossible to expect wisdom from her: Fawad

• Fawad said Maryam Nawaz has never read a book in her life, so it is almost impossible to expect wisdom from her.
• Mariam said that the only evidence is that she was born in the Sharif family.
• Favard said that Mariam’s “full strength” is based on opposition to Imran Khan.

Federal Minister of Information and Broadcasting Fawad Chaudhry criticized PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz on Wednesday, saying that she “never read a book in her life, so it is almost impossible to expect her wisdom.”

The minister’s statement was in response to Mariam’s comments on Prime Minister Imran Khan’s son, who at the time suggested that they were “grown up on Jewish laps”.

Mariam said this after the Prime Minister condemned Nawaz Sharif, the top leader of PML-N, for fleeing the country and watching his grandson play polo in England.

Favad said on Twitter that Mariam had never worked in her life, adding that her political training was provided by Abid Sher Ali, Uzma Buhari and Hina Pervaiz Butt. Et al.

“Mariam has nothing to do with knowledge, books or rational thinking,” Favad said, adding that it is not surprising that she commented on the religion of the prime minister’s sons and their mothers.

He went on to say that Mariam’s “full strength” was based on opposition to Imran Khan.

“It is almost impossible to expect wisdom from her,” he said. “Her only proof is that she was born in the Sharif family.”

The minister said that Nawaz Sharif made billions of rupees through abuse of power, and now his entire family wants to enjoy the benefits of the monarchy.

Maryam Nawaz’s Twitter quarrel with Jemima Goldsmith

One day ago, Maryam had an argument with PM Imran Khan’s ex-wife Jemima Goldsmith on Twitter. Jemima Goldsmith claimed that Maryam made anti-Semitic remarks for her.

The chain of incidents began when PM Imran Khan spoke at the campaign rallies of Bhimbar, Azad Jammu and Kashmir criticizing how poor people are imprisoned in Pakistan, and powerful people “get an NRO and go abroad to watch their grandson play polo”. Nawaz Sharif recently went to Windsor, England to watch a polo match between his grandson and Mariam Nawaz’s son Junaid Safdar.

In response to this, Mariam responded at her own AJK rally, saying that Junaid Safdar was “the grandson of Nawaz Sharif, not the grandson of Goldsmith.”

“He is the grandson of Nawaz Sharif. He was not raised in the lap of a Jew,” Mariam said.

In response, Jemima said on Twitter: “After ten years of anti-Semitic attacks by the media and politicians, I left Pakistan in 2004.”

The prime minister’s ex-wife said that she received death threats and protests outside her home every week.

She regrets that even though more than 16 years have passed, such anti-Semitist attacks against her continue.

In response, Mariam replied in her latest tweet: “I have absolutely no interest in you, your son or your personal life, because I have better things to do and say, but if your ex drags down others In spite of this, others will have more annoying things to say.

“You can only blame your ex,” she added.