Nawaz’s homecoming welcome to decide who wins election: Sanaullah

Pakistan Dec, 10 2022
Nawaz’s homecoming welcome to decide who wins election: Sanaullah
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ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah said preparations for historic welcome to Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz supremo Nawaz Sharif are in full swing. “We have kicked off work on arrangements from today. Workers from every union council will come to greet party President holding banners with Nawaz Sharif’s name inscribed on them,” Minister said speaking to media. “Nawaz Sharif’s welcome will decide [who will win] general election.”

PML-N senior leader and Economic Affairs Minister Sardar Ayaz Sadiq claimed elder Sharif is coming in January next year. PML-N leader made claim while speaking on private TV channel.

Nawaz will allocate tickets to candidates for next general elections, Ayaz Sadiq said adding that polls would be held in 2023.

Sanaullah said UK’s Daily Mail finally admitted its smear campaign against Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was an error, however, in this entire matter, it was yet to be found out as to who conned British publication into making this ‘mistake’. He said Daily Mail’s news report was not only against Sharif family but also detrimental to country. “It’s time for nation to recognise their repulsive faces,” he said.

Published in The Daily National Courier, December, 10 2022

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