ABU DHABI: Avenfield convicts Nawaz Sharif and Maryam Safdar reached Abu Dhabi today from London. They were initially expected to reach Lahore at 6.15PM onboard Etihad Airways’ flight No. EY243, but due to a delay in the flight schedule they reach Lahore airport at 7.45PM.
Savants at the helm of affairs insinuated that the government of Pakistan would attempt to arrest the duo at Abu Dhabi, but it seems they failed to do so. The conspiracy theorists are insinuating that the 90-minute-delay in the flight schedule is meant to buy time in order to persuade the authorities apropos the arrest of the convicts.
Presently, the establishment’s plan is to transport the two convicts by means of helicopters from Lahore to Rawalpindi’s Adhiala Jail. In order to contain the agitation internet and mobile services in Lahore have been suspended.
PML-N, despite the arrests of hundreds of its leaders and workers, is all set to manifest street power. Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday said that Nawaz Sharif would be received at Lahore Airport on his arrival from London on Friday. Addressing a news conference at the PML-N Model Town Secretariat he said he would lead a rally from the Muslim Masjid, Lohari, to the Lahore airport to receive Nawaz Sharif. He condemned the alleged arrest of the party leaders and workers. PML-N’s leaders including Marriyum Aurangzeb, Ayyaz Sadiq, Khawaja Saad Rafiq, Sayed Mushahid Hussain, Pervaiz Malik, Hamza Shehbaz were present on the occasion. Shehbaz said he already had announced that the rally would remain completely peaceful and party workers would not damage any property.
“We are peaceful people and believe in the supremacy of democracy,” Shehbaz added. He claimed the accountability court could not prove corruption against the PML-N ‘Quaid’ and thus described Nawaz as ‘Sadiq and Ameen.’ He claimed that the PML-N was being targeted and added the party leaders and workers were not afraid of jails and would receive Nawaz Sharif and his daughter Maryam Nawaz on Friday (July 13). Shehbaz Sharif claimed the PML-N had served the masses, and added it ended load-shedding, built China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), restored peace in Karachi and set up mega public welfare projects. Answering a question, Shehbaz said they would go to elections despite any high-handedness by the district administration. “Free and fair elections are need of the hour and all parties must be allowed to campaign freely,” he suggested.
Taking to the twitter Nawaz Sharif has asked PML-N workers to stand with him:
A relevant piece published earlier:
