PML-N not yet demanded resignations from members: Maryam Nawaz

LAHORE: Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) has decided in its meeting for the assembly members to submit their resignations with their party leaderships, PML-N leader Maryam Nawaz on Thursday said.

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz didn’t yet formally demand for resignations from its parliamentarians, talking to to here she said.

“We will ask for resignations after December 13,” she said. “Resignations have already piled up with us as the MNAs and MPAs brought resignations along with them in party meeting,” PML-N vice president said.

It is to be mentioned here that opposition parties’ alliance PDM has scheduled to hold a public meeting in Lahore on Dec 13, to flex their political muscles.

“Imran Khan now seeking NRO from the PML-N and the PDM,” Maryam Nawaz stated. “The PDM will emerge victorious in its struggle,” she added.

“We were not aware he was competing with the chair and tent-wallas,” she taunted.

According to reports, the national and provincial assemblies members of the party have started sending their resignations to PML-N leadership including Chairman Public Accounts Committee Rana Tanveer Hussain MNA.

The number of members that have submitted their resignations to the party leadership have reached to 40, including 31 members of Punjab Assembly and nine members of the National Assembly, according to party sources.