KARACHI: Federal Minister for Science and Technology Fawad Chaudhry claimed on Sunday that 70 percent of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) members are not supporting their party’s supreme leader Nawaz’s narrative, ARY News reported.
“70 per cent of PML-N members are not standing by Nawaz Sharif and Maryam Nawaz’s [narrative] of targeting state institutions,” Fawad said while addressing a press conference in Karachi.
Fawad Chaudhry said that Nawaz Sharif is criticising state institutions just to protect his looted money. He said that the former prime minister has been visiting restaurants regularly in London and he should return back to Pakistan morally.
“Government is trying to bring back Nawaz Sharif,” he said and added that it would be easier for the incumbent government in bringing Nawaz back to Pakistan as “he is a culprit”.
He urged the PML-N leadership to refrain from targeting state institutions, saying that it is against the national interest.
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Commenting over PML-N disgruntled MPAs, Fawad claimed, “More disgruntled PML-N MPAs are in contact with PTI leadership and they will reject the narrative of Nawaz Sharif and join PTI soon”.
Commenting on the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) – a multiparty alliance of the opposition, the federal minister said the opposition’s movement only objective is to spread chaos in the country.
The PTI minister advised opposition parties to hold their rallies in marriage halls as they had been failed completely in gathering the public in huge numbers during their rallies.
