Pakistan Muslim League-N President Shehbaz Sharif stated on Saturday that on Feb 8 the people will decide who the miscreant is and who the architect of Pakistan is.
Addressing a public meeting in Farooqabad, the PML-N leader termed the upcoming elections as significant, and urged the electorate to change the fate of the country through their decision on Feb 8 by voting for the PML-N.
The former prime minister asserted that even if Pakistan was poor financially, Almighty God had blessed this country with countless resources.
“It does not matter if Pakistan has no deposits of petrol and gas. The country will get rich because of its youth.”
Shehbaz advised that while casting vote, the electorate must think over the past of the political leader.
Showcasing the feats of the PML-N supremo, Shehbaz stated that his leader Nawaz Sharif had offset energy shortfall in 2013 when power outages lasted up to 20 hours. Nawaz Sharif had given away laptops to youngsters, wiped out terrorism from the country and awarded who had endured violence were sent to schools by Nawaz Sharif.
He added that Nawaz Sharif had modernised public hospitals in Lahore, set up the Pakistan Kidney and Liver Institute.
Shehbaz urged the electorate to put the stamp on the “tiger”, the electoral symbol of the PML-N, on the ballot paper. He promised to distribute more laptops among youth if they voted for Nawaz Sharif.
Shehbaz asked the people to respond to the disgraceful events of May 9 through their vote by choosing between the miscreant and the architect of Pakistan.
He regretted that the country faced devastation in the past five years, adding that Pakistan was not on good terms with its neighbours either as the relations remained on a downward trajectory.
Shehbaz pledged that after coming into power, the PML-N would establish new universities, and offer best education to students. He said he was not telling a tale or just bragging or boasting.
About his brief stint as the prime minister, Shehbaz said that he saved Pakistan from default and if the country had defaulted, factories would have closed down across Pakistan.
He acknowledged that during his stint as prime minister the country experienced inflation, but added that this had resulted from the cut announced in petroleum prices by the PTI government.
The PML-N president said he had taken over to save the state at the cost of their politics. He averred he could sacrifice his politics 100 times for the sake of the country.
Shehbaz Sharif said that if the people elected Nawaz Sharif as prime minister for the fourth time, his party would work day and night under his brother’s leadership for Pakistan’s prosperity.
“This election is no ordinary election. You must come to vote with passion. When you cast your vote, you must see what the leader has done in the past,” the former prime minister remarked.
