Shehbaz Sharif resolute over opposing Federal Budget in the Parliament

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) President Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif addressed a session of parties parliamentary members today (Monday), ARY News reported.

Shehbaz lashed out on the ban imposed over meeting the deposed former Prime Minister of Pakistan in jail who has been incarcerated over corruption charges and inquiries.

The PML-N leader likened the ban to German fascism and the stringent rules being imposed in the country at the times of the Third Reich.

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Speaking about his meeting, the opposition leader in the National Assembly said that the jailed PML-N supremo was in high spirits and delivered his good wishes to the party workers.

He also added that Nawaz was visibly distraught over the current situation of the country and had issued directives to deal with the budget conundrum according to the wishes of the nation and their best interest.

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Shehbaz reiterated his stance on the “anti-people” budget and expressed resolve to not let it pass in the parliament when tabled.

He also revealed that the PML-N will attend tomorrow’s All Parties Conference (APC) in the form of a contingent.

JUI-F chief Maulana Fazal Ur Rehman had invited opposition leaders to attend an APC to be hosted by him on June 26 (tomorrow) in a bid to launch an anti-government movement.