Pervaiz Ashraf inquires after Fazl
By Our Correspondent
May 07, 2021
ISLAMABAD: PPP leader and former prime minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf Thursday called on Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) President Fazlur Rehman to inquire after him.
The meeting between the two leaders was seen as politically important due to the cold relations between the PPP and JUI-F. Both sides insisted that the meeting was focused on inquiring after Fazl. Raja Pervaiz Ashraf told The News that he visited the residence of Fazl to inquire after him. “This meeting only was to inquire after Fazlur Rehman, who has not been feeling well for many days,” he said. Talking about the NA-249 elections, he said the PML-N should have a big heart to accept defeat, as it was not their defeat but of the PTI and Prime Minister Imran Khan.
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