AMJAD ALI SHAH
PESHAWAR: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Provincial president, Amir Amir Muqam has said on Wednesday that the party workers live and die for Nawaz Sharif.
According to details, the charged up workers of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) left Peshawar to express solidarity with their leader disqualified by Supreme Court’s bench hearing Panama case.
Hundreds of vehicles and convoys from Swabi, Mardan, Peshawar, Shangla, Hazara division, and others parts of KP and Fata gathered near Swabi interchange, a gateway between KP and Punjab.
PML-N workers wore traditional party caps and flags, while raised full-throated slogans as ‘Wazir-e-Azm’ Nawaz Sharif, and in favour of the party.
Amir Muqam is leading a rally of PML-N from Peshawar to Islamabad as former prime minister Nawaz Sharif embarks on his journey from Punjab House in Islamabad to Lahore via the Grand Trunk Road (GT Road) on Wednesday.
Talking to media, he asserted that they will show Imran Khan the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s public is with Nawaz Sharif.
“The people are going along with Nawaz Sharif out of their love and loyalty with him. We are committed to the public and not to the opposition. Nawaz Sharif was PM and will also be in the future,” he maintained. “Slogans of Nawaz Sharif Zindabad are being raised in KP,” he said.
Similarly, small convoys of passionate PML-N supporters from various parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are also reaching the federal capital to express solidarity with their leader whereas camps have also been formed to welcome the rally.
The PML-N leader blamed Imran Khan of having double policies and standards. “Imran Khan paralyzed Islamabd during his 128-day sit-in at D-Chowk. But we are conducting this rally from KP without any government machinery. However, it was seen last year that KP chief minister and others while utilizing all provincial resources were on their way to reach Islamabad,” said Amir Muqam.
PML-N leader Asif Kirmani also spoke on the occasion and said that some people have arrived in the country from Canada to poke their nose in unconcerned matters.
