Rasheed's remarks, while speaking to the media, came a day after the Opposition's Pakistan Democratic Movement held a large public rally in Faisalabad's Dhobi Ghaat ground, where Maryam - who was representing the PML-N in the absence of party president Shahbaz Sharif - spoke at length in criticism of the current regime. He also cautioned PML-N's Vice President, Maryam Nawaz, and said that if she continued to target state institutions in her speeches, it would have "lasting consequences." 'Maryam digging her political grave with her statements'Ī day ago, Rasheed had said that Maryam is "digging her political grave", referring to the often blunt nature of the statements she makes. "PM Imran Khan is trying his best to reduce inflation this year," Rasheed said, adding that those who are leading a campaign against inflation are themselves "the biggest looters of this country." He said that whenever he attends a cabinet meeting, he raises the issue of wheat and sugar crises in the country. To top it all off, the government had to tackle the coronavirus situation because of which inflation could not be controlled, he said. The minister admitted that the country has been facing rising inflation and said that the incumbent government could not be blamed for it as it was the faulty policies of the previous government that has led to the current situation. Every Opposition claims that the government would be ousted soon," he said. "This is how politics work in this country. "This worthless Opposition has not been able to make any decision so far," he said, adding that the PDM had set out to oust the government last December but almost one year on, it is still planning to oust it without taking any concrete actions. Speaking about the Pakistan Democratic Movement - which is the Opposition's anti-government campaign - Rasheed said that the movement has turned into a "dead entity."
Rasheed also reacted to the Opposition's criticism of the PTI-led government due to the rising inflation in the country and said that the situation arose due to the policies of the previous governments as well as the coronavirus situation in the country. "In fact, Prime Minister Imran Khan is lucky that he got such a worthless Opposition," the interior minister said while speaking to the media in Islamabad. ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed on Monday said that the government does not feel threatened by the Opposition at all because "it is spineless". Says every Opposition claims that the government would be ousted soon.Says PDM has turned into a "dead entity.".Rasheed says past governments and coronavirus situation are responsible for rising inflation in country.The New Yorker continues to reject my cartoons. I continue to perform in Off-Broadway and regional productions, TV, and Film.
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Once in the Big Apple I stumbled into the Upright Citizens Brigade where I learned improv and how to get from Astoria to Chelsea without ever going above ground. I made a plan to pay my way there by selling cartoons to The New Yorker. Students on campus shouted the catchphrase I wrote for my character for the rest of the semester. They were 400 audience members strong, more people than I had even met in my life up until then.
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At Rutgers University I performed for a paying audience for the first time, performing a series of sketches I wrote and starred in. In high school I was the class clown, voted most likely to become a priest, and ran my own Warhol-esque Factory for the Spirit Committee creating banners for school sports.
My acting career began in Jersey City when in the 6th grade I did Dick Van Dyke's ottoman pratfall for a girl I wanted to make laugh. My parents naturally chose New Jersey for us. My family left our home in Lahore seeking new adventures, opportunities, and fast food in America.
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