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Nawaz Sharif recommends Shehbaz Sharif to become next PM

The people always want a Sadiq and a Amin as their leader.

Rinsing the system of Fassad.

All under the banner of Radd ul Fassad.
It's a process, and you have started it. In Turkey, many folks have different worldview than Reis Erdo'an but still vote for him for they know he has the brains and most importantly the courage and sincerity to get the staffs done!!!!
 
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It's a process, and you have started it. In Turkey, many folks have different worldview than Reis Erdo'an but still vote for him for they know he has the brains and most importantly the courage and sincerity to get the staffs done!!!!

People power is greater than personal convictions in today's day and age.
 
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Is their any verdict against shehbaz sharif in SC, if yes he should not be, if NO he is the best choice IMO.
 
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The people always want a Sadiq and a Amin as their leader.

Rinsing the system of Fassad.

All under the banner of Radd ul Fassad.

Issue is how many of people are Sadiq and Ameen themselves??
 
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Recommendations don't work in parliamentary form of government.

Only an elected MNA can become leader of the house.

If people still vote for him for whatever reason. I will request a 45 mins speech on national television before that.

I think SS will win hands down if he contest the election because the voter base which PMLN have in Punjab is because of him not NS. But anyway, when people still vote for PPP than there shouldn't be any surprise that SS win by-election from Lahore which is special focus of him when it's about spending of development funds.
 
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I think SS will win hands down if he contest the election because the voter base which PMLN have in Punjab is because of him not NS. But anyway, when people still vote for PPP than there shouldn't be any surprise that SS win by-election from Lahore which is special focus of him when it's about spending of development funds.

If he is confident enough he can.
He only needs to have his nomination papers checked out
 
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