Whopping corruption, lawlessness, target killings paralyzed country’s economy: Nawaz
By Mohammad Saleem Mehsud
BAHAWALPUR, Jan 20: Chief of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) Mian Nawaz Sharif on Thursday said that he did not believe in the politics of confrontation and warned the government that PML-N will be on the streets if its 10-point agenda was not implemented.
Speaking to media, Nawaz Sharif said that whopping corruption has dragged the country at the verge of bankruptcy and prevailing lawlessness and hike in prices have paralyzed the economy.
“PML-N will part its ways from every agreement it has struck with the government and our workers will be on the roads and streets if the government failed to concede the PML-N sponsored 10-point agenda”, the PML-N chief said, adding it was top most priority of N-league to see maintenance of peace and corrupt elements behind the bars, which was the only remedy to safe the country from devastation.
Nawaz Sharif said the PML-N is not doing politics to seek power rather wants political stability, end to corruption, protection to rights of the masses, end of target killing in Karachi and restoration of law and order situation in the entire country where every citizen can walk and live freely without the fear of blasts and target killing.
He said that PML-N will go to the end for to protest rights of the masses, adding that if government failed to control the incidents of target killing, kidnapping and money extortion in Karachi then nothing could stop the disintegration of the economic hub which will be a serious blow to the country.
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