PTI chief Imran Khan speaks to media in Lahore on Sunday. ? Geo News screengrab

LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan Sunday claimed that former deputy director of Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Inamur Rehman has "evidence of money laundering against Sharif family and there are threats to his life".

Speaking to media here, the PTI chief said that Rehman made revelations about Huddaibiya Paper Mills and Sharif family, and the Panama case joint investigation team (JIT) should summon him.

"Those loyal to the Godfather are threatening the former FIA official," he said, calling for providing security to Rehman.

The PTI chairman criticised Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his brother, Punjab CM Shehbaz Sharif, for telling they never did any corruption.

He said that Inamur Rehman must present that evidence before the JIT, adding that money laundering and kickbacks have exposed Sharif family.

Khan reiterated that the prime minister should step down, for the institutions are under him.

Speaking earlier at a fundraiser for Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital (SKMH), the PTI chairman said the hospital has been treating 75 per cent patients free of cost and there's no VIP ward in it.

The SKMH does not discriminate among patients, he added.