KARACHI/MULTAN: PML-N President Nawaz Sharif has said Supreme Court
(SC) verdict has proved militant wings operating in political parties
and parliament should ban such parties from taking part in politics.
He
said this in his brief chat with media during his stay at Multan
airport on his way back from Nawabshah to Lahore on Friday. Syed Ghaus
Ali Shah, Rana Sanaullah and Rana Mahmood ul Hassan, MNA were also
present on the occasion.
“People of Pakistan particularly
Karachi should dissociate them from these parties and think to whom they
have to support or otherwise in elections”, he advised. Keeping
militant wings by the political parties was not in the national
interest, he added.
Government should implement SC decision but such allegation has also come against PPP, he remarked.
Nawaz
Sharif said he was not opposed to new provinces but carving out
provinces on ethnic basis was not in the national interest. “We should
formulate small units on the basis of administrative requirements”, he
held.
Replying to a question he said Punjab government had made
major financial contribution for the uplift of South Punjab. 12 percent
quota had been given to South Punjab in Yellow Cab Scheme.
Addressing
a public meeting earlier in Tandoadam Nawaz Sharif said he would fight
for the rights of people of Sindh in upcoming general elections. “I have
come here to ensure protection of rights of people of Sindh. 20 trucks
of relief goods are coming from Punjab to Sindh for flood affectees
daily. Posts are being sold out in Sindh and one post is sold at Rs
500,000, he charged.
The fate of people of Sindh has not been
changed since the creation of Pakistan and only the life style of a few
people has been changed, he maintained. PML-N would change the destiny
of people of Sindh, he asserted.
It was job of government to
employ efforts to help flood affectees but any thing like government is
not being seen any where in Sindh, he remarked. Online
