ISLAMABAD: On Monday, former prime minister Imran Khan responded to the Toshakana controversy and said those were his gifts, so it was his choice whether to keep them or not. “Mera tohfa, meri marzi [my gift, my choice],” the PTI chairman told reporters during an informal conversation. The issue came to light last week when Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif reported that Imran Khan, during his term, sold Toshakhana gifts in Dubai worth Rs140 million.
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