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ISLAMABAD: PML-N
lawmakers, and some former members of Punjab Assembly Mehr Mohammad Aslam
Bharwana, Mian Muzaffar Mehmood, Rana Shahbaz Ahmad Khan, and Mian Asif Kathia
with PTI Chairman Imran Khan after joining the PTI, here at Bani Gala,
Thursday.
MNAs Ghulam Bibi
Bharwana, Sahibzada M. Nazir Sultan included
Monitoring Desk
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) saw another
wave of defection on Thursday as notable lawmakers from Punjab announced their
decision to quit PML-N and join Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI).
The MNAs to defect to PTI included Ghulam Bibi Bharwana and
Sahibzada Mohammad Nazir Sultan.
The politicians met PTI leaders at the Bani Gala residence
of party chief Imran Khan. In the presence of Khan and senior party leader
Jahangir Tareen, the newly-enlisted members expressed complete confidence in
the party leadership and its mandate.
Former MNA Ghulam Abbasi Qureshi and former members of
Punjab Assembly Meher Mohammad Aslam Bharwana, Mian Muzaffar Mehmood, Rana
Shahbaz Ahmad Khan, and Mian Asif Kathia also announced their decision to sign
up with PTI.
Additionally, former members of Punjab Assembly Ghulam Ahmed
Khan Gadi, Sheikh Mohammad Yaqoob and Meher Sultan Sikandar expressed their
desire to join "the captain's team".
Expressing his joy at their decision, the PTI chairman
wholeheartedly welcomed the group into the PTI fold.
Khan had on Wednesday taken a jibe at former prime minister
Nawaz Sharif, saying that the so-called Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)
supreme leader was, in fact, campaigning for the PTI through his "love
fest" with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Referring to an increasing number of PML-N members joining
his party recently, the PTI chairman said his party might not be able to take
in the "massive exodus from PML-N".
"Much as I appreciate Nawaz campaigning for PTI through
his now-obvious love fest with The measures were taken as the tenure of the
incumbent government would complete on the night of May 28, after which a
caretaker government will take over to hold general election.
After shifting his family to their private residence, the
chief minister also returned police protocol.
He is currently only using minimum security for his movement
to attend his office at the CM House, to go to the assembly building and to
discharge his official business elsewhere. - NNI
M. Imran Sharif born in Hyderabad Sindh, he initially worked as a photographer with Pakistani newspaper and currently working as a special correspondent in The Financial Daily since August 2007, He began his journalistic career with Daily Imroz as a photographer.
2 years after serving in Imroz, he served as Special Correspondent of the monthly "Awami Awaz" Hyderabad.
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