Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah has said that the preparations for the historic reception of Pakistan Muslim League (N) leader Nawaz Sharif are in full swing.
Speaking to the media on Friday, the minister said, “We have started working on the arrangements from today. Workers from every union council will come to welcome the party president, with Nawaz Sharif’s name written on them.”
“Nawaz Sharif’s reception will decide who wins general elections”.
Senior PML-N leader and Economic Affairs Minister Sardar Ayaz Sadiq claimed on Tuesday that the elder Sharif is coming in January next year.
Three-time former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif left for London in November 2019 after his illness. He lives in self-imposed exile in the British capital.
Nawaz Sharif will allot tickets to candidates for the next general elections, Ayaz Sadiq said that the elections will be held in 2023.
Who betrayed the Daily Mail?
Sanaullah said that the UK’s Daily Mail has finally admitted that its smear campaign against Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was a mistake, but in the whole matter it remains to be seen who was responsible for making the ‘mistake’ to the British publication. Involved?
Earlier on Thursday, Prime Minister Shehbaz apologized for every allegation of corruption published by the Mail newspaper owners in an article by reporter David Rose. The publication also removed all content related to the issue as soon as the verdict was announced.
Rose accused the Prime Minister and his son-in-law Imran Ali Yusuf of stealing British taxpayers’ money.
“These fraudsters called the [PTI] Mail correspondent and cheated him,” Sanaullah told reporters.
He said that the news of Daily Mail is not only against the Sharif family but also harmful for the country.
“I don’t know where that brazen [PTI leader] Shahzad Akbar is hiding,” the minister added, adding, “He (Akbar) cheated the country of crores and billions.”
He said that Imran Khan and Shahzad Akbar should apologize to the nation.
The Home Minister said that now is the time for the nation to recognize its ugly faces.
The British publication also removed this article – “Did the family of a Pakistani politician who has become a poster boy for British overseas aid steal funds for earthquake victims, asks David Rose” – from all Mail Publishers platforms. was written by David Rose.
The UK-based publication has failed to substantiate allegations leveled by its journalist David Rose in an article against Prime Minister Shehbaz about alleged misappropriation of public funds.
The Daily Mail on Thursday removed its article within minutes of telling the court that it had decided not to go to trial and to settle the case with Prime Minister Shehbaz and Yousuf.
Not only that, the Daily Mail has promised to work with Google to remove every link based on the sensational but false Daily Mail article alleging corruption against the current Prime Minister.
Reliable sources inside the newspaper say that he was advised by his lawyers on several occasions that he had no chance of winning the defamation case against Prime Minister Shehbaz at trial because the corruption charges were unfounded. were baseless, baseless and politically motivated.
Sources quoted lawyers as saying that the newspaper would never be able to produce any evidence to support its exaggerated claims of corruption and wrongdoing.
