Why the cursers don’t quit parliament, asks Nawaz
LAHORE: Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif has said why those cursing the parliament are still its members. Why they don’t quit the parliament?
Talking to party workers at Jati Umra after a Mehfil-Milad on Friday, he said people would hold accountable those disrupting the parliament. “Our war is not against any specific person, but we are fighting for justice,” he said, adding that the PML-N would win the next elections. He said the public rallies in Haripur and Peshawar were part of the election campaign.
Meanwhile, Punjab Governor Rafique Rajwana called on him. Talking to him, Nawaz said the PML-N was the guarantor of prosperity in the country. He said the PML-N gave many sacrifices for democracy and would continue to do so. He said the youth were the PML-N’s asset. The youth should come forward as the country’s future was linked with them.
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