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No interest in politics ‘for now’: Junaid Safdar

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Lahore: Junaid Safdar, son of PML-N Vice-President Maryam Nawaz, insisted that he will not be participating in any political activity “for now”, leaving the doors open for speculation about his future in politics.

Junaid Safdar arrived in Lahore on Thursday night after completing his education in the United Kingdom.

In an Instagram post, Junaid said that he had moved to Pakistan purely to serve his parents, family, and community.

Junaid’s clarification came after it was reported last week that Maryam Nawaz would be returning to Pakistan in the third week of January, and her son will reach the country ahead of her to settle full-time in Lahore to help his mother.

It was rumoured that Junaid would be participating in the upcoming elections, but he clarified that he had no such intention at this point in time.

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