Kh. Asif optimistic of Nawaz Sharif’s becoming PM for 4th time

SIALKOT: Senior leader of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and former defence minister Khawaja Asif was optimistic of Nawaz Sharif’s becoming the prime minister of Pakistan for fourth time.

Addressing a press conference in Sialkot on Saturday, he said that the Nawaz Sharif will arrive in Pakistan on October 21 to resolve the issues being faced by the country.

Khawaja Asif further stated that when the PML-N supremo left the government in 2017, the per unit electricity cost was just 11 rupees and now it was 55 rupees per unit.

All the prevailing crises of Pakistan would be resolved when the Nawaz Sharif would take oath as prime minister for the fourth time, he added.

The former defence minister was of the view that the PML-N’s supremo wasn’t even named in the Panama Case but still he was disqualified.

He informed, the former PM would land in Pakistan after visiting a couple of foreign countries.

“We saved Pakistan from default during our coalition government of 16 months,” Asif concluded.

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