ISLAMABAD: Another audio of PTI leaders Imran Khan and Shah Mahmood Qureshi surfaced today which is being claimed the Part-2 of the first audio. In the second clip, Imran Khan’s twists are further leaked to media about his conspiracy to involve America in cypher drama.
The new audio clip reveals discussion between Imran Khan (when he was PM), and PTI leaders Asad Umar and Shah Mahmood Qureshi.
The clip features a conversation between Imran, Azam, Umar and Qureshi about a cypher that the PTI chief has presented as evidence of a “foreign conspiracy” to throw him out of power through a no-trust move. Pro-PML-N YouTuber, Asad Ali Toor has shared the second leaked audio on the social media.
#EXCLUSIVE: Part 2 of the cipher conspiracy leaked, the then PM @ImranKhanPTI with his foreign minister @SMQureshiPTI and planning minister @Asad_Umar and PS Azam Khan discussing how to give twist to the cipher and sell it as a conspiracy against his Govt in the public. pic.twitter.com/yIVmGboGX0
— Asad Ali Toor (@AsadAToor) September 30, 2022
In the audio clip Imran Khan is heard saying: “Shah Jee we have to hold a meeting tomorrow […] you and the three of us (Imran, Qureshi and Azam Khan) and the foreign secretary.
“In it [the meeting], we have to tell them to quietly write the minutes of the meeting […] Azam is saying that we should draft the minutes and make photocopies of it.”
Here, the second voice, believed to be of Azam, is heard asking, “this cypher arrived on 7th or 8th […] it came on 8th”.
Here, the person on the other end, purportedly Imran, is heard saying that the meeting was held on the 7th.
“We don’t have to name the Americans […] in no circumstances do we have to take the name. So on this issue please, the name of the country should not come from anyone’s mouth. This is very important for all of you.
“That which country the letter came from […] I don’t want to hear the name from anyone,” the person believed to be Imran says.
In turn, the voice, supposedly belonging to Umar, can be heard saying: “Are you saying letter deliberately? This is not [a] letter, it is the meeting’s transcript.”
In his reply, the man believed to be Imran says that both the letter and the transcript were “the same thing”.
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