LAHORE: PML-N spokesperson Marriyum Aurangzeb on Tuesday said the party president, Shahbaz Sharif, would lead the procession to welcome deposed prime minister Nawaz Sharif on July 13 (Friday).It would be a historic day for the supremacy of the people, respect for vote and thus a reflection of the people’s court unanimously ruling in favour of PML-N on July 25, she said. “Nawaz has become the epicentre of Pakistani politics,” Marriyum added.“This day of Nawaz’s return will set the democratic progression of Pakistan on the right track and reshape the democratic history of the country,” the PML-N spokesperson said.Addressing a press conference after a meeting attended by the PML-N big wigs to finalise the preparations regarding the reception for Nawaz on his return, Marriyum said the PML-N was fully prepared and meticulously organised to stage a peaceful historic welcome for the son of soil.She added that despite relentless and ruthless endeavours, the prosecution could neither establish the ownership of Avenfield apartments nor prove corruption worth a single penny against the PML-N supremo.Marriyum said, “Through this controversial and weak decision, Nawaz is being forced to become a prisoner who is nothing but a victim of political victimisation, but those who are guilty of doing this do not know that whoever had been persecuted like this in the political history of the world came back stronger than ever.”Marriyum maintained that the sudden urge for accountability of just one political party right before the elections was tantamount to pre-poll rigging.She said the PMLN was negotiating with the city administration vis-à-vis the arrangements for the millions that would welcome Nawaz. Welcoming camps were also being set up for the purpose, she told journalists.“The people of Pakistan have already rejected this decision, but they will vocally and unanimously express their rejection through a historic welcome for their leader on July 13,” she said, adding that Nawaz was connected to the hearts and minds of his people.She termed the suspension of local government representatives highly condemnable and said the matter would be taken up with the Election Commission. “Restraining political workers is in against the spirit of democratic values,” she said.
07-11-2018, 11:06 AM
?Nawaz?s return to reshape country?s democratic history?
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