PML-N luminary Rana Sanaullah dispelled any notion of internal discord within the party regarding the allocation of election tickets. In a media interaction brimming with confidence, he assured that the party’s final list of candidates would be unveiled imminently, emphasizing the PML-N’s unwavering commitment to transparent and timely elections.
Sanaullah, exuding assurance, vehemently stated the party’s opposition to any postponement of the elections, asserting that the democratic process must proceed as scheduled. The leader’s steadfast insistence on the importance of holding fair elections on time served as the cornerstone of his address, echoing a resolute dedication to democratic principles.
Notably, PML-N stalwart Attaullah Tarar injected a touch of humor into the discourse, characterizing the alleged ‘favourite’ as someone demanding a bicycle and ‘desi murghi’ (local chicken) while incarcerated. Tarar dismissed the notion that this supposed ‘favourite’ could secure victory in the elections, juxtaposing the unproven claims against the perceived inexperience of Bilawal Bhutto.
In a further display of party solidarity, Sanaullah echoed Tarar’s sentiments by emphasizing that PML-N’s discussions centered solely on progress and public issues, deliberately eschewing engagement in personal vendettas or individualistic narratives.
This resounding commitment to a higher political discourse underscored the party’s overarching vision for governance, presenting a united front in the face of external speculation about internal dissension.
