She advised Imran Khan to contest elections instead of resorting to anarchy.


Islamabad: Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb on Sunday believed that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) would win the Punjab by-polls with the help and support of people who would surely vote for the development, progress, and prosperity of the country.
She, in a series of tweets, said people of the 20 constituencies, where the by-polls are underway, would reject Imran Khan who deprived them of free-electricity relief and did politics of lies, u-turn, and corruption.
They would also vote against Imran Khan for violating the constitution and promoting chaos and anarchy in the country, she added.
Sharing the snapshot of a report which claimed that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf workers had inflicted head injury to a worker of PML-N, she said this was the evidence that spoke volumes about the anarchic, chaotic, and rowdy training imparted by Imran Khan to his party.
She advised Imran Khan to contest elections instead of resorting to anarchy.

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