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OKARA – Senior Vice President of the PML-N Maryam Nawaz officially opened her party’s election campaign, praising the people for sticking with Nawaz Sharif and his party through the difficult times they had faced.
She said that everyone who committed excesses against Nawaz and the Pakistani people would ultimately face justice, making reference to the recent resignations of the two Supreme Court judges.
Maryam said, “They were running away like rats, but they were acting like pharaohs.” She also said that someone who stands up for the truth, like Nawaz, never backs down. Nawaz gracefully exited the office, saying, “They’re trying to hide their faces as they flee.”
Speaking at a sizable gathering at Iqbal Stadium in the midst of bitterly cold and dense fog, Maryam claimed that a terrorist organization was unable to use the election symbol “petrol bomb,” which should be used to convey their message.
The PTI chairman claimed that he had lost the patronage and facilitators and that he was biased when the judges would greet him with a “good to see you.”
“It is not currently possible to make decisions based on phone calls made by the mother-in-law of former Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial,” the woman stated. “You have been exposed as a cheater, along with your facilitators.”
Maryam pointed to the assembly and said, “Nawaz was removed from the office repeatedly, but brought back each time by these umpires.” She urged the populace to give the three-time prime minister a strong mandate for an efficient government and quick decision-making.
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According to the top organizer of the PML-N, Nawaz is currently occupied with formulating strategies to guarantee more affordable goods and services for the general public. She also pledged to strive toward granting women’s essential rights, including as employment chances.
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In addition, she assured the crowd that district-level contemporary health and educational facilities will be made available following her victory in the elections on February 8.
A passionate assembly had welcomed her at Phoolnagar in Kasur earlier, when she arrived there on route to Okara from Lahore.
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