Amid confusion within the coalition government over the time of the next general elections, the PML-N’s London huddle decided that there will be no early polls, The News reported.
The prime minister, along with his key cabinet members and party leaders, flew to London to meet PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif on Wednesday where detailed discussions were held on the prevailing economic and political situation in the country.
The insiders of the meeting said that the incumbent government would focus on providing economic relief to the masses and take tough economic decisions which would serve in the long term.
Sources said that Nawaz sought suggestions on early elections and various other affairs during the meeting that continued for over six hours at an undisclosed location in London. “Everyone agreed on implementing the economic agenda first and then announcing the time of elections after consultation with coalition partners,” they shared.
Speaking to The News after the meeting, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb told that PM Shehbaz and ministers in his delegation presented a full report on Pakistan’s socio-economic and political situation to Nawaz Sharif.
