ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) top brass has voiced its contentment with the outcome of Sunday’s by-elections.
Giving his reaction to a private Tv news channel, prominent PML-N leader Rana Sanaullah expressed his party’s satisfaction with the voter turnout during the by-elections, highlighting a noticeable absence of PTI supporters at the polling stations.
Sanaullah underscored that while the PML-N has consistently accepted electoral results, it has also diligently raised objections through proper channels. In contrast, he criticised PTI’s approach, accusing its founder, Imran Khan, of attempting to undermine the electoral process.
The seasoned politician emphasised that despite the traditionally low voter turnout in by-polls, the PML-N was gratified by the level of participation and the ongoing issuance of Form 45 from all polling stations.
Addressing potential concerns, Sanaullah asserted that any irregularities observed during the polling would be promptly addressed through formal complaints. Furthermore, he extended an olive branch to PTI, urging the party to collaborate with PML-N in identifying and rectifying flaws within the electoral system.
Reflecting on the broader political landscape, Sanaullah expressed willingness to engage in dialogue with other parties, including the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F), to resolve pertinent issues.
The PML-N’s stance on the by-elections serves as a significant marker in Pakistan’s political discourse, signalling both their commitment to democratic processes and their readiness to engage in constructive dialogue for the betterment of the nation.
Atta Tarar slams PTI’s false narratives
Meanwhile, information Minister Attaullah Tarar celebrated what he deemed as a clear demonstration of the public’s trust in the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).
The minister highlighted the by-election results as a testament to the nation’s confidence in the PML-N’s leadership, asserting that the measures undertaken by the government are a direct reflection of the people’s trust.
In a pointed critique, the Information Minister remarked on the conspicuous absence of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) voters during the by-elections, insinuating a lack of support for the ruling party’s agenda.
Moreover, the minister lambasted what he described as false statements emanating from prison, suggesting a deliberate attempt to mislead the public. He emphasised that the populace had unequivocally rejected PTI’s assertions, condemning efforts to sow discord and tarnish the country’s international reputation.
Addressing concerns of political conspiracies, the minister decried attempts to malign landlords and undermine the nation’s stability from behind bars. He cautioned against narratives detrimental to Pakistan’s interests and underscored the public’s rejection of divisive politics rooted in lies and hatred.
In a nod to PML-N’s performance, the minister praised Maryam Nawaz for her exemplary efforts in Punjab, highlighting the party’s dominance in the by-elections.
Looking ahead, the Information Minister expressed optimism about the country’s prospects, assuring the public that the government is committed to fulfilling their trust and restoring Pakistan’s standing on the global stage.
