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Strange Case of Muna Habib

Muna Habib
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On the domestic front, Jahangir Tareen’s involvement in the sugar scandal has been a topic of heated debate. While some assert that Tareen utilized his influence and access for personal gain, others argue that the sugar industry as a whole experienced a period of profitability, regardless of political affiliations. Tareen’s subsequent departure from the PTI and the rift it caused with Imran Khan further adds to the complexity of this situation. It raises questions about the delicate balance between political loyalty, accountability, and the pursuit of personal interests.

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