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Federal cabinet to decide Nawaz Sharif’s fate today

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The decision of whether to send former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif abroad for medical treatment will be made today.

According to details, former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s decision to go abroad today. The federal cabinet will approve the removal of Nawaz Sharif’s name from the ECL on the recommendation of the sub-committee.

According to sources, notices have been issued to all the parties including Shahbaz Sharif, the former PM’s air ticket has been canceled and new booking has been made.

The issue of Nawaz Sharif’s removal from the ECL has been suspended for another day, as the decision will be made by a sub-committee of the cabinet

Cabinet subcommittee meeting will review legal aspects of Nawaz Sharif’s name from removal from ECL.

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Nawaz Sharif was scheduled to leave London on Monday via a private airline.

Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif’s ticket to London was canceled yesterday due to delay in excluding his name from the Exit Control List (ECL).

Both the National Accountability Bureau and the Ministry of Interior could not arrive at a decision regarding the removal Nawaz’s name from the ECL.

Later last week, the plea was submitted to the government seeking removal from the ECL by the Sharif family for Nawaz Sharif’s treatment in abroad.

The doctors at the Sharif Medical City Hospital had also recommended shifting the erstwhile premier abroad for treatment.

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