Quetta: Leaders of Balochistan Awami Party, Balochistan National Party (BNP Mengal), National Party and People’s Party have expressed confidence in Nawaz Sharif’s leadership after meeting him.
Former Chief Minister of Balochistan Jam Kamal, former Member of Assembly Saleem Khosa, Noor Mohammad Damar, Baba Bilidi, former Provincial Minister Sardar Abdul Rahman Kethran, Mohammad Khan Lahri, Sardar Masood Loni joined PML-N.
Besides, leaders of Balochistan Awami Party, Faiq Jamali, Shoaib Sherwani, Asim Gard, Sardar Atif Sanjrani, former senator Zashuk Kumar, Syed Al Hasan Mandu Khel, Chingiz Murri, Ramin Muhammad, Dostin Domki, Mujeeb Muhammad, Zeenat Shahwani, Khan Muhammad Jamali and others. He announced joining the Muslim League-N.
Quetta used to be a clean, beautiful and peaceful city. If only the speed of development of Quetta would have continued and there would have been an ideal development in Balochistan along with Quetta. Many projects we started and delayed… pic.twitter.com/SR8sCGpcVv
— PMLN (@pmln_org) November 14, 2023
Nawaz Sharif’s father met with the leaders of National Party Pashtunkhawa Milli Awami Party in Quetta. In which Shahbaz Sharif, Maryam Nawaz, Pervez Rashid and other personalities including Chairman Senate Sadiq Sanjrani were present. The political leaders also thanked Nawaz Sharif for coming to Balochistan and meeting them and praised Nawaz Sharif’s thinking and determination for the development of the country.
The political leaders also agreed to continue political cooperation and collaboration in the future.
read more: General Elections: Nawaz Sharif arrived in Quetta on a two-day visit
Nawaz Sharif said in the meetings that he will continue the tradition of walking with everyone, the development of Balochistan has always been dear, PML-N has laid a network of roads to eliminate the poor in Balochistan, a 650 km long road from Quetta to Gwadar. Built and provided excellent travel facilities, after which the two-day journey was shortened to 8 hours.
Nawaz Sharif said that “40 young people were also martyred during the construction of the road, to whom we salute. Balochistan was connected to Sindh by building the road from Gwadar to Khuzdar and Ratu Dero.”
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