PML-N to accord warm welcome to Sharifs on return

KARACHI – The leader of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz, Senator Mushahid Ullah Khan said on Saturday that former prime minister Mohammad Nawaz Sharif will be accorded an exemplary welcome on July 13.

Addressing a press conference at Karachi Press Club, the senior PML-N activist said despite being exposed to serious challenges his party would not boycott the forthcoming polls and present itself before the masses for justice.

“We are confident that our party will be voted back to power with a majority on basis of its performance that was across the board and without any distinction,” claimed Senator Mushahid ullah Khan.

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He reiterated that PML-N would be able to form its governments at the center as well as in provinces with an overwhelming majority.

Expressing his reservations about the recent developments, he said despite all efforts charges of misappropriation could not be established against Mohammad Nawaz Sharif and his family.

Central leader of PML-N said it was under the leadership of Mohammad Nawaz Sharif that country was able to complete series of CPEC related projects as well as energy generation schemes and infrastructure development programs.

https://en.dailypakistan.com.pk/headline/sharifs-guilty-or-innocent-pakistan-awaits-accountability-courts-verdict-in-avenfield-case-today/

Earlier, Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz leader and former first daughter Maryam Nawaz said that she will return to Pakistan along with her father Nawaz Sharif on Friday.

On Friday, Accountability Court-I Judge Mohammad Bashir announced the verdict in the Avenfield properties reference. Apart from the prison sentence, Nawaz Sharif was given a £8 million fine (Rs1.3 billion), while Maryam was fined £2 million (Rs335 million).

https://en.dailypakistan.com.pk/headline/sharifs-to-challenge-avenfield-reference-verdict-in-ihc/

The former ruling family of Pakistan has decided to take the landmark verdict in their London properties case to the Islamabad High Court (IHC).

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