PML-N is my party, will never leave it: Rana Sanaullah
Sanaullah was earlier dismissed from his post as Punjab law minister by Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif after the Model Town incident in Lahore.
In a statement, Sanaullah said that those who left the PML-N during dictatorship are now claiming to have inherited the party.
“I’m not Javed Hashmi, and never will be,” he said, adding that the names of ‘hypocrites’ in the party will soon be unveiled.
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This man should be tried for brutal murder of model town massacre of innocent people
@uza syed I agree most parties are business empires and have slaves who dance on the tunes of their masters and when the time comes if such slaves are not needed they are kicked out of their jobs look what happened to Mustafa Kamal, Faisal Raza Abidi and many more.
Rana Sanaullah was a disposable item and ran out of utility after the retirement of a corrupt Justice.
Just like the PPP was his party. But he left it... ooops!
Thank you for your stern action against TuQ miscreants!
May we deal with all non-state actors on the same way.
PML-Nawaz is no political party, it is personal property of Sharifs and you SanaUllah are just one employee of this political wing of a business enterprise (to put it politely, as the fact is that you are their slave and dependent on their largess for your upkeep) .