Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sharif is currently reviewing the political situation in Pakistan and it is likely that the PML-N chief may return to Pakistan, reports Ansar Abbasi for The News.
It is also being reported that Nawaz Sharif should restart his interaction, both with the media and the public. The PML-N did not want the government and were eager to go for fresh elections in May this year but were told to continue in the best interest of the country, stated the report.
“We won’t accept it without the return of Mian Nawaz Sharif and in the absence of a level-playing field and clear rules of [the] game for all political parties,” revealed a PML-N insider.
The PML-N wants to see the court decide the appeals against Sharif to give him and the party a fair opportunity to contest the elections.
It is pertinent to mention here that Shehbaz Sharif-led coalition government will complete it’s constitutional term in August 2023.
Last week, Ansar Abbasi revealed that the establishment is considering holding elections in October.
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“A soft intervention by the establishment between the government and the Opposition has raised the prospect of early talks and general elections in the country in October,” said Abbasi.
Abbasi further said that after the unconditional intervention of the establishment between the government and the Opposition, talks between the political parties are likely to begin soon and the prospect of general elections in October seems imminent.
