Pakistan Politics: Nawaz Sharif said – I did not make any negative remarks about PM Shahbaz

Pakistan Politics: PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif has distanced himself from “negative comments” about his younger brother and Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and expressed hope that the prime minister will lift the country out of the challenging circumstances currently facing Pakistan. “The ‘negative comments’ made by me about Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif are misleading and wrong,” Nawaz tweeted late on Thursday, Dawn reported.

Nawaz said – Shahbaz will bring the country out of difficult situations

Amidst reports of differences with PM Shahbaz, Nawaz Sharif has given his full support to his brother in one of his latest tweets. In this, he said, “This news is absolutely wrong and misleading that I have made negative remarks about Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. I sincerely hope that the serious and tireless efforts that Shahbaz Sharif is making in the midst of these difficult circumstances will bear fruit. They will be able to get the country out of the mess in which Imran Khan took the country.”

Nawaz clarified amid split in the party

According to the Dawn report, Nawaz’s clarification comes amid signs of internal rift within the party. Less than two months after the PML-N coalition came to power after former prime minister Imran Khan was ousted from power via a no-confidence vote, signs of perceived tension were visible in early May. PML-N vice-president Maryam Nawaz, once seen as the party supremo’s successor, openly supported Imran’s demand for fresh elections at a May 19 rally in Sargodha, while the new coalition setup is facing an economic crisis. Used to be.

Better to choose anew – Mary

At the Sargodha rally, Maryam was of the view that it is better to hold a fresh election rather than burden the public with price hikes. Maryam’s remarks came a day after the ruling coalition decided to complete her term, which is set to expire in August 2023. Recently, as Dawn reported, there were reports of Nawaz Sharif being angered by the PML-N’s defeat in crucial by-elections to 20 of the Punjab Assembly seats – a defeat that cost his party the most populous province in the country. Paved the way for losing to PTI.

When Hamza Shahbaz went to explain the defeat to Chacha Nawaz

Shahbaz’s son and then Punjab Chief Minister, Hamza Shahbaz, had left for London earlier this month to allegedly give an explanation to the PML-N’s defeat in the by-elections to Nawaz Sharif. He lost the CM race to Parvez Elahi, who was the joint candidate of the PTI-PML-Q alliance. A PML-N insider told Dawn, “Hamza will have to satisfy his uncle (Nawaz Sharif) for his poor performance as CM and his father’s flawed strategy in the face of Khan’s aggressive campaign during the by-elections.”

The government is also in seven due to inflation

Speculations about the rift in the PML-N were further fueled when the Shahbaz government on August 15 announced another hike in petrol prices. Following this escalation, Maryam tweeted that Nawaz strongly opposed the decision and even said that he could not burden the people further and was not in favor of the decision.

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