Addressing a rally during his visit to the flood-hit areas of Sindh, Sharif said the power outage of up to 18 hours in Nawabshah is unjustified.
The PML-N chief said it was his party’s duty to lessen the miseries of the flood victims and that his party would soon start relief operations in the affected areas.
He said that during his tenure as the prime minister, he purged interior Sindh of gangsters but the present government had failed to maintain law and order.
He further asserted that the PML-N would bring a revolution in the country.
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@Mirza: PML-N got no authority to restrict foreighn aid to pakistan pleaseupdate your knowledge
@Hasan: you are talking last year effort not current rain problem in sind please update
Dear brother Ali, Imran Khan was the first politician from the opposition to visit the flood affected areas last month, when rains were actually still happening. Besides that Imran Khan Foundation (IKF) is working there and will build new homes in the coming months. He doesn't need jalsas there, his members are working...
Work More in Sindh. Some one HAS to cut PPP's votebank in Sindh.
PML-N is in power over 60% of Pakistani population in the richest province. What have they given to the flood victims? Sharif even opposed the foreign aid to the victims of Sind. Why would he do that? Why is Pakistani army the only beneficiary of foreign aid ($20 billion from the US alone since 2001). It is about time foreign aid be spent on the poor people of Pakistan with a strong oversight that it is not diverted to the others.
Oh and you suddenly landed in Daduu to provide relief with all those shaamiaans, tents and kursis...awesome!
It's good to see, at least somebody (PML-N) has a principal stand.