PML-N Leaders Accused of Seeking Election Delay, Nayyar Bukhari Alleges

Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) General Secretary Nayyar Bukhari has asserted that Leaders from the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) are actively Seeking to Postpone the Upcoming General Elections alleging that they lack the Strength to Contest independently. In an interview with News program  Bukhari claimed that the PML-N is exploring the Possibility of forming an Electoral alliance as an alternative Strategy.

Bukhari Highlighted a notable Shift in the PML-N’s Stance toward Former Army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa and Accused the Party of attempting to Manipulate the Narrative. He Expressed the PPP’s Commitment to ensuring the timely Organization of General Polls on February 8 and Underscored the Sacrifices made by his Party for Democracy and Constitutional Governance.

The PPP Secretary General Contended that despite being part of the Previous Coalition Government the PPP did not hold Key Portfolios. In Contrast he Criticized the PML-N which held Significant Positions but Allegedly Failed to Deliver Relief to the Masses.

Nayyar Bukhari further Claimed that the PML-N’s Motive is to Come into Power by Seeking Collaboration with other Political Parties. This accusation Follows PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s recent Criticism of PML-N Supremo Nawaz Sharif, accusing him of Demanding a two-thirds majority in the Upcoming Elections.


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