Nawaz lists a prosperous Pakistan, not govt, as his goal
QUETTA (MNP) – Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif on Wednesday said they didn’t want government and were aspiring for a prosperous Pakistan. He wondered where the promised “change” was, asking the people to question those who were making tall claims about it.
It was a clear reference to the PTI’s slogan which reflected a claim that there would be a comprehensive economic, social and political change in the country when the party came into power.
Speaking at a convention of PML-N workers in the provincial capital, Nawaz – who has served the country thrice as prime minister – mentioned that hatred, abusive language and jealousy had ruined the society.
He addressed the gathering after chairing a meeting that reviewed the preparations made by the PML-N for elections as well as the steps being taken to strengthen party in the province for making it an effective political force.
Nawaz is making concrete efforts to make inroads in the political landscape of Balochistan and Sindh through seat adjustment with other parties and persuading political leaders to join the PML-N.
