Debate challenge: PML-N president targets PPP chairman

Debate challenge: PML-N president targets PPP chairman

Debate challenge: PML-N president targets PPP chairman

Debate challenge: PML-N president targets PPP chairman

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Chairman Peoples Party (PPP) on the debate challenge to the leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) Nawaz Sharif, PML-N president and former Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif attacked Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and challenged him to compare.

While holding a press conference with the party leaders in Lahore, Shehbaz Sharif said that the debate will also be held, however last night’s rain has compared Lahore and Karachi, the raging sea in Karachi was presenting a scene of disaster, mothers and sisters were wading through the water knee to knee.

The PML-N president said that everyone has the right to contest elections, Bilawal should contest elections from Karachi, Lahore, Mianwali ,and Quetta, they have the right, but sharing money and keeping identity cards is the worst insult to vote, if the talk of vote buying is true then it is not honor of vote, it is an insult, the next election will decide the fate of Pakistan, people will vote on February 8 by seeing our   performance.

The former PM said added that during Nawaz Sharif’s era, a network of hospitals and educational institutions was laid, when he became prime minister, there was a worst flood, 100 billion were distributed, in one year, the corruption index decreased from 140 to 133, the credit of the 7 rank reduction in corruption goes to 13 parties.

Moreover, targeting PTI, Shehbaz Sharif said that the report of the Transparency International proved who the thief is? Everything has made clear, in the past I have not seen such behavior of any politician as the founder of PTI, the founder PTI had arrogance.

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