TIMERGARA: Pakistan
Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Lower Dir chapter, on
Saturday staged protest demonstration against conviction of party head
Nawaz Sharif and his daughter Maryam Nawaz and son-in-law Capt (r) Safdar by National
Accountability Bureau
(NAB) court.
The protesters also burnt tyres and blocked Dir-Peshawar highway for a while. Wearing black armbands and carrying party flags, the charged PML-N workers chanted slogans against the court verdict.
Speaking on the occasion, PML-N Lower Dir general secretary and candidate for NA-6 Dir-I Javed Akhtar advocate, PK-15 candidate Sayed Inayatur Rahman, PK-17 candidate Malik Shaukat Ali advocate, PK-14 candidate Said Ghani, Attaullah Khan, Aizaz Ahmad Jan, Muhammad Yar, Nadeem and others termed the court verdict as biased.
They said that Nawaz Sharif did no corruption but PML-N was being ousted from elections.
They said that Nawaz Sharif was implicated in
corruption case through a conspiracy and people
would vote for the PML-N on July 25.
The PML-N activists announced to initiate ‘jail bharo’ movement if Nawaz Sharif was arrested.
“Nawaz Sharif made Pakistan a nuclear power, started the game changing China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project, constructed motorways and spread a network of development projects across the country while putting Pakistan on track to development.
However, the enemies
of development and progressive Pakistan were
continuously hatchling conspiracies against PML-N leader whereas those looted Pakistan with both hands were roaming freely,” said one of the speakers.
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