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→HomePakistanNewsRulers Can Buy a Plane Worth Several Billion Rupees Themselves: Muhammad Malik Sanaullah Nagra (@) Published September 12, 2026 | 10:0

→LAHORE, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 12th Sep, 2026) tv anchorperson Muhammad Malik said that the rulers have enough money to buy a plane worth

→Speaking on Geo news’ programme, he said, “When we travel, we pay from our own pockets

→Travelling for free does not remain a hobby; it becomes a habit

→God has blessed all of them with so much money that they can buy their own planes

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HomePakistanNewsRulers Can Buy a Plane Worth Several Billion Rupees Themselves: Muhammad Malik Sanaullah Nagra (@) Published September 12, 2026 | 10:0
LAHORE, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 12th Sep, 2026) tv anchorperson Muhammad Malik said that the rulers have enough money to buy a plane worth
Speaking on Geo news’ programme, he said, “When we travel, we pay from our own pockets
Travelling for free does not remain a hobby; it becomes a habit
God has blessed all of them with so much money that they can buy their own planes
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Rulers Can Buy a Plane Worth Several Billion Rupees Themselves: Muhammad Malik

Sanaullah Nagra (@) Published September 12, 2026 | 10:09 PM

Many business figures own private planes, but the rulers are even wealthier; still, travelling for free can be described as insensitivity, says anchorperson Muhammad Malik.

LAHORE, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 12th Sep, 2026) tv anchorperson Muhammad Malik said that the rulers have enough money to buy a plane worth several billion rupees themselves. Speaking on Geo news’ programme, he said, “When we travel, we pay from our own pockets.

Travelling for free does not remain a hobby; it becomes a habit. God has blessed all of them with so much money that they can buy their own planes. Buying a plane worth several billion rupees is no problem for them.

Many business figures in Pakistan own their own planes; these people are even wealthier than those businesspeople. Yet, travelling for free can be called insensitivity—what else can we say? More than insensitivity, it is the attitude that if I do it, no one will question me.”

He added, “When we report something, we think about whether it could lead to a defamation case or require a response, so we report carefully because there will be consequences.

But if we know that no one will question us and we can report whatever we want, we do not know what kind of outrageous claims we might make.”

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