Shahbaz Gill shares another ‘leaked audio tape’ of Maryam Nawaz

ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to Prime Minister Dr Shahbaz Gill on Monday has tweeted a ‘leaked audio call’ of PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz.

Gill posted the audio on the microblogging website saying: “Another audio of Maryam Safdar leaked.”

While targeting the daughter of former premier Nawaz Sharif, the special aide went on to say,” Told you, you will expose yourself. Those who utter lies always suffer losses.”

مریم صفدر کی ایک اور آڈیو لیک۔ کہا تھا نہ آپ خود بے نقاب ہوں گی۔ جھوٹ بولنے والے ہمیشہ خسارے میں رہتا ہے۔ pic.twitter.com/D8NpLFRsmG

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— Dr. Shahbaz GiLL (@SHABAZGIL) November 28, 2021

The alleged audio file purportedly contains Maryam Nawaz words and she could be heard as telling someone about her discussion with Dunya News and Geo News owners.

She was talking about the coverage of an unspecified issue involving Prime Minister Imran Khan. Maryam was heard saying that she had the reservations which were conveyed to both the media tycoons and they had acknowledged them.

Also read: Audio clip is ‘nature’s justice’ but PML-N not behind it: Maryam Nawaz

Earlier, the audio went viral on social media, Maryam Nawaz was heard speaking to someone about not giving advertisements to certain news channels.

However, Maryam Nawaz admitted the authenticity of the audio clip and said that the audio clip about stopping advertisements to four media groups belonged to her.

In a press conference held on November 24, one of the reporters asked Maryam about the authenticity of the audio clip.

Maryam replied to the question saying that it was an old audio clip, she was running the party’s media cell at that time and she is no denying that the voice is not her or the audio is fabricated.

It is pertinent to mention here that it seems like the country is having an “audio leak” season.

The very first victim of this audio leak season was former chief justice of Pakistan Mian Saqib Nisar and after that, the political debate had kick-started in the country but the ex-CJP denied the authenticity of the video and termed the clip “fabricated”.

“I have just heard the audio. It is fabricated audio,” said Nisar in his statement.