Former prime minister and PML-N stalwart Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has hinted at to stay away from next elections.
“I don’t want to be a part of such system, perhaps I will work better to remain outside of it,” Abbasi said in an interview with a private Tv news channel. “It is my personal assessment that currently politics won’t resolve national issues,” he said. “This reality seems to me, at least my contesting election won’t bring any solution,” PML-N leader said.
“I would not contest election if all stakeholders will not sit together,” he said. “What I will do by contesting election, in absence of a thinking to resolve the national problems,” he questioned.
On a question, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said that no party can be fragmented, such experiments in the past were resulted in failure,” We must learn lesson from the past experiments,” he said. “You made the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), orchestrated People’s Party-Patriot and PML-Q, which saw failures.
Those who made parties not in sight now, neither those who were part of it. They are not being honoured, nor they provided anything to the country,” Abbasi said.
“Istehkam Party claims to bring Istehkam (stability),” he said. “History teaches us, those who stand in difficulties are better,” former PM said.
“The politics has not become complicated, but it becomes aimless,” Abbasi said on a question.
“The politics to break this one and make that one bears no fruit; we did this politics for last 75 years. So-called accountability institutions are being used for some other political objective. Buzdar had a corrupt government, if anyone asked Buzdar on it,” Abbasi asked.
