Breaking News Utv Pakistan: Sparks fly as NA starts debate on Panama Papers scandal

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<img border="0" height="355" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEizDcm8tFK5RJwwEvz1K7X0OsdoIL-LzFefrH2VufsaTnyg0VoHL4aZsyVFPhDjFc-Slbbw_jF1Z5kXly7O8almnRPQ8-ldjfGpyeWd-tpHOV7Xu5-zZe9Sg_LI6lh_MJ-SizAZft7o30Q/s640/l_106099_105237_updates.jpg" width="640" /><strong style="box-sizing: border-box;">ISLAMABAD: Opposition and government lawmakers delivered fiery speeches and took jibes at each other on the floor of the National Assembly on Wednesday as the House began its debate on the Panama Papers scandal.</strong></div>
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Opposition lawmakers returned to the House today, ending their boycott following Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's speech in the National Assembly earlier this week.</div>
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At the start of the session today, NA Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq informed the House that it was decided in a meeting of parliamentary parties to suspend the Question Hour as the members wanted to discuss the Panama Papers scandal.</div>
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Leader of the Opposition Khursheed Shah criticized the prime minister, saying questions being raised against Nawaz Sharif were because of his own family’s mistakes.</div>
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"Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif should have asked his children to come forward and explain,” said Shah, who was the first to speak on the floor of the House today.</div>
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Sparks fly as NA starts debate on Panama Papers scandal

ISLAMABAD: Opposition and government lawmakers delivered fiery speeches and took jibes at each other on the floor of the National Assembly on Wednesday as the House began its debate on the Panama Pap…