PML-N leader urges nation to oust the PTI government through constitutional and legal way


Lahore: Opposition Leader in Punjab Assembly Hamza Shahbaz Sharif warned that Imran Khan would soon meet a miserable end and would not find any place to hide.
While speaking a PDM rally in Islamabad, lashing out at PM Imran Khan, the opposition leader in Punjab Assembly said that the PTI government made the life of people miserable after unprecedented inflation and joblessness in the country.
Hamza Shahbaz said that the PTI government had rendered the youth of the country jobless and snatched right of living from people. He said that Imran Khan had promoted uncivilized and uncultured environment in the country and taught abusive language to the new generation of Pakistan.
The opposition leader urged the nation to oust the PTI government through constitutional and legal way, vowing that Imran Khan must be expelled from power. He further said that Imran Khan could not have proved any corruption charge against Sharif family, adding that for the last four years, the PTI government utilised every tactic to victimise the PML-N leaders and workers.
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