Lahore, Jan 28 (PTI) A leader of the ruling Pakistan People's Party has alleged that cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan received Rs 40 million from former military ruler Pervez Musharraf during the 2002 referendum that validated the general's regime, a charge denied by his party.
"Khan charged Rs 40 million from Gen Musharraf as he was at the forefront of moves to establish the dictator's rule," said Raja Riaz, a top PPP leader and Senior Minister in the coalition government in Pakistan's Punjab province.
Riaz said Khan, who heads the Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaaf party, had got his relatives employed in the Pakistan Cricket Board during Musharraf's regime.
"Musharraf obliged Khan for his support," he said.
Khan always talks about democracy but was in fact conspiring against it, Riaz alleged.
Khan's party denied Riaz's allegations and said it would take him to court over the issue.
"Khan charged Rs 40 million from Gen Musharraf as he was at the forefront of moves to establish the dictator's rule," said Raja Riaz, a top PPP leader and Senior Minister in the coalition government in Pakistan's Punjab province.
Riaz said Khan, who heads the Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaaf party, had got his relatives employed in the Pakistan Cricket Board during Musharraf's regime.
"Musharraf obliged Khan for his support," he said.
Khan always talks about democracy but was in fact conspiring against it, Riaz alleged.
Khan's party denied Riaz's allegations and said it would take him to court over the issue.
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