Shujaat stresses political stability to ‘save Pakistan’
Islam:Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q) Chairman Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain on Tuesday called for politics to “save Pakistan” and urged all parties to put national interests first. in the interest of the group.The former prime minister expressed his views while addressing reporters at an event in Islamabad. Federal Ministers Tariq Bashir Cheema, Mushahid Hussain Syed and Chaudhry Shafay Hussain attended the event.
Chaudhary Shujaat urged all the stakeholders to keep their heads together for the progress of the country. “Political and economic stability is important for the country and the only way to save Pakistan is to work together,” he said.The PML-Q chairman also said that if the political parties knew how to put aside their differences, then the International Monetary Fund (IMF) would support Pakistan. “If we do not ensure political stability, no one will give us a penny,” he added.
He also encouraged the political parties to reach a consensus, adding that this was the only way to save Pakistan
Shujaat also said that there are “many forces” that want to destroy Pakistan because they want Indian hegemony in the region.In response to a question, he asked, “Will the election end unemployment or inflation?” He also said that elections should be held on time.On another question, he said Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan should return to Parliament, saying, “The people who elected them see what they are doing.” He said that it is useless to pay money and get special privileges if you are not attending the meeting.
In early October this year, former Punjab Assembly Deputy Speaker Dost Muhammad Mazari was arrested by ACE on charges of looting government land.The provincial MP’s arrest was reportedly confirmed by his cousin Shahab Mazari, who said he was arrested while visiting his grandfather in hospital.According to Express News, ACE summoned Mazari on October 11 on the same charges, but he did not appear.According to Assistant Commissioner Rujhan’s report, Mazari appropriated thousands of acres of land.
