Decision against me halted country's progress: Nawaz Sharif
Nawaz Sharif claimed that loadshedding and terrorism has ended from Pakistan.
LAHORE (Dunya News) – Ousted premier and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President Nawaz Sharif has on Tuesday said that the apex court’s decision against him has halted country’s progress.
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Addressing PML-N Social Media Convention, Nawaz said his party will secure historic victory in next general elections. He asked the attendants to spread his message about the party’s agenda of progress everywhere.
The former prime minister claimed that loadshedding and terrorism has ended from Pakistan, and affirmed that conspiracies of enemies will fail badly. Nawaz also appreciated the people who gathered in large numbers in the convention.
PML-N chief complained that the people of a country reserve the right to give mandate to a political party of their choice however, the practice is different in Pakistan.
He also complained to the top court over verdicts delivered in corruption probe against him and that delivered on petitions against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan and former secretary general Jahangir Tareen.
Nawaz Sharif said that being beneficial owners is acceptable to the court in context of certain lawmakers whereas in cases of others, allegations are leveled and references were filed on the basis of those.
One family is punished whereas lies and dishonesty on others’ part is concealed, he added.
PML-N president claimed that the political party would win majority and the mandate in General Elections 2018.
He claimed that the ruling PML-N eliminated power outages and terrorism in Pakistan. Nawaz Sharif also asserted that progress is halted in Pakistan since his ousting on July 28.
Nawaz Sharif said that Imran Khan would not get LBW out or get caught, but he would be clean-bowled. PML-N chief urged the workers in attendance that his message should be conveyed to the masses as this entails agenda of Pakistan’s progress.
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