The selectors fear the election, not PML-N, Maryam Nawaz

The selectors fear

Now Imran Khan should worry, the selectors have gone home, the previous government created problems for the people, we will not sleep with China until we get the country out of problems, Senior Vice President Muslim League-N

Senior Vice President Muslim League-N Maryam Nawaz says that the selectors are afraid of the election, not the PML-N. The era of PTI’s story and conspiracies is over. destroyed the future of the country, he should now worry about his future, why did Imran Khan secretly meet in the President? According to the details, Maryam Nawaz while addressing the workers convention in Islamabad has said that the previous government only created problems for the people, we will not sleep with China until we get the country out of problems.

selectors of Imran Khan:

The people know who the ghari chor is, the selectors of Imran Khan have gone home, not only gone home but also grabbed their ears with both hands.

Now their story is over, the selectors who brought you are no more your 2018 selection committee is broke. Have come for, Imran Khan admitted that he kept meeting secretly.



The chief organizer of Muslim League-N said that Nawaz Sharif undertook to fix the schools of Islamabad in 2016. Shehbaz Sharif’s 10 years of Punjab and 10 years of Tehreek-e-Insaf in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa will be comparable. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is showing ruins even in 2023.



If there is a comparison, it will be 4 years of Nawaz Sharif and 4 years of Imran Khan. He said that Ishaq Dar is negotiating with the IMF on behalf of the nation. Although the negotiations should have been done by Imran Khan. Who pledged the country to the IMF.

Chairman PTI should be put in front of the public and asked why the country was held hostage? During the period of Nawaz Sharif, the dollar was less than 100 rupees, inflation reached its peak as soon. As the Tehreek-e-Insaf government came. Maryam Nawaz further said that Imran Khan was right in saying that. He has come to increase the prices, not to reduce them. no.