Moving on to skyrocketing inflation, the PML-N supremo said that roti was being sold at Rs4 in his tenure, which was now being sold at Rs20. “Was I disqualified and removed as the prime minister due to this?” asked Nawaz.
Raising questions over his disqualification as prime minister, the PML-N leader asked the participants if they agreed with the ruling. Speaking on the occasion, Nawaz vowed to restore the country’s economy.
In his address, Nawaz Sharif added: “I am addressing any political gathering after a gap of six years as I faced cases for two years.”
“I have come today with electricity bills from May 2016 during my tenure as PM when there were sit-ins but we were busy doing our work.”
“You know who was orchestrating the sit-ins? […] But we ensured the provision of electricity to your homes despite the sit-ins,” Nawaz said while commenting on sit-ins during his tenure.
PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif said no one in Pakistani would be unemployed if his party was allowed to continue the “1990s momentum”.
“I was ousted because I didn’t allow the dollar rate to fluctuate,” he said.
Nawaz lamented that due to the ongoing economic crisis, “one has to decide whether to pay electricity bills or take care of one’s children”. “People are committing suicide, and borrowing money to pay the bills.”
“[During my tenure] the poor had enough financial resources to [at least] to seek healthcare and get himself treated.”
“This didn’t start in Shehbaz’s tenure. it started way before that. The dollar was out of control, bills were going up, and rates of daily utilities and petrol were also surging.”
“During our tenure sugar was 50 rupees per kilogram, today it is at 250.”
“This is why you ousted Nawaz Sharif?” the former prime minister said while criticising his disqualification in 2017.
“Pakistan was on its way to becoming an Asian tiger, we were preparing to ensure Pakistan’s inclusion in the G20.”
“A lot of countries which were trailing us are now leading us. We have been left behind. Not only do we have to catch up with those countries but in fact have to surpass them.”
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The former premier said that “some wounds never heal”, saying that the wealth of this life may go away and come back to you with the blessings of God but the wounds on the heart e
He referred to the passing away of his mother and wife when he was facing legal battles, saying that they wouldn’t be there to receive him at his home like they did in the past.
He recalled making Pakistan a nuclear power and ending load shedding from the country.
PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif said during his time as the prime minister, he “ended” loadshedding in the country.
“Do you remember those 18 hours of loadshedding? Who ended it?” he asked, noting that it was under his leadership that the power issue was resolved.
He then showed the bill as well, which has now skyrocketed due to the rupee-dollar parity and a rise in fuel prices.
Nawaz said that his relationship with the nation is the same as when he left the country. He said that he was proud to see “loyalty in the eyes of people”.
He said that he served the country with loyalty whenever he was given a chance he resolved the issues of Pakistan and never hesitated from any sacrifice.
He regretted the “false” cases against him, Shehbaz, Maryam, and other PML-N leaders.
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Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif returned to the country after ending four-year self-imposed exile
PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif’s flight has landed in the Pakistan Islamabad and after signing the important documents he is in Lahore minar e pakistan
As per Flight Rader, the plane entered the Pakistani airspace from Iran.
Sources say when the PML-N supremo’s flight will land he will rest at the state lounge at the New Islamabad International Airport. They added that after staying there for a few minutes the PML-N leader will then depart for Lahore.
On his arrival at Islamabad airport, the PML-N leader will be welcomed by the federal capital’s former deputy mayor Zeeshan Naqvi. He added that he will leave for Lahore after giving the welcome to the PML-N supremo.
Workers in Rawalpindi have left for Lahore with their convoys led by party leaders Hanif Abbasi, Sardar Naseem and Malik Abrar.
After having a delish breakfast, workers begin travelling in more than 100 buses and over 200 vehicles. Those coming from Naseerabad will also be included in this convoy.
Hoards of worker convoys, packed in buses and cars, leave Bahawalnagar for Lahore to welcome their leader after being treated to a halwa puri breakfast.
