I pray that my Nawaz Shareef should come out today
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I pray that my Nawaz Shareef should come out today |
ISLAMABAD: Former president Mamoon Hussain arrived in Kot Lakhpat prison today to meet Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday. Talking to the media after the meeting, former President Mamoon Hussain said that we are expressing faith with Nawaz Sharif. He said that we belong to Nawaz Sharif, his health was not so good. My prayer is that my mother will come out today, my mother will get justice from Allah.
Former president criticized the current government in media and said that Imran Khan is not running the country properly. They want them to fix the country's economy first and I do not know about the current president. It is clear that today the day of meeting with former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was arrested in Kot Lakhpat jail, for which a coordinated letter of co-written letter of LGG continues.
Leghi leader Saif al-Malok Khokhar also reached the Kot Lakhpat jail for meeting party leader. Saif al-Mukluk Khokhar said every human and work to meet his leadership is the constitutional right. The government should do its job and do not take revenge. Apart from this, Mayor arrived at Kot Lakhpat prison to Lahore, Colonel retired Mulher Javed. Outside the jail, he said that our leaders have been kept in jail in a wrong way.
Apart from this, a series of other workers and party leaders of Kot Lakhpat Jail of Muslim League-N have started. Earlier, Pakistan Muslim League (N) leader Asif Karmani and Deputy Speaker Punjab Assembly Sardar Sher Ali Gorchani also met former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. Nawaz Sharif is scheduled to meet at around 2pm for meeting in Kot Lakhpat jail today. During this time, other people including Nawaz Sharif's family and party leaders will meet. Inspector General of Police, Additional Inspector General of Police, has been deployed on the occasion of security concerns outside the jail. The party leaders were stopped outside the jail and only under the final list, Leghi leaders are being allowed to enter.

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