Shehbaz decries ‘discrimination’ after Abbasi’s sentencing
LAHORE: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) boss Shehbaz Sharif has criticised a sentencing of celebration personality Hanif Abbasi in ephedrine share case, observant that it “clearly shows a discriminatory opinion towards [the] PML-N.”
A special anti-narcotics justice condemned Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) personality Hanif Abbasi to life in ephedrine share box late Saturday, only 4 days before a ubiquitous choosing in a country.
PML-N personality Hanif Abbasi condemned to life in ephedrine share box
Abbasi taken into control from a courtroom after proclamation of verdict
A former MNA from Rawalpindi, Abbasi was approaching to have a tough electoral competition on Jul 25 with Sheikh Rasheed — who is associated with a PML-N’s arch-rival, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf — in National Assembly subdivision NA-60 Rawalpindi.
Reacting to a justice verdict, Shehbaz said, “The timing and demeanour of settlement of Hanif Abbasi clearly shows a discriminatory opinion towards PML-N, targeting a celebration on a eve of a polls, when PML-N is on a verge of winning a polls.”
The PML-N boss drew parallels between a Avenfield properties box outcome opposite Nawaz Sharif and Saturday’s settlement in ephedrine share case, observant that it came in a midst of a choosing campaign, since all cases opposite other politicians had been deferred compartment after elections.
Condemning a “politically motivated” decision, he pronounced that “only an difference has been done in box of PML-N’s Hanif Abbasi.”
Shehbaz serve appealed to his party’s possibilities and workers to “resist and reject such sinful designs”, and sojourn constant to a party’s feat in Jul 25 polls.
