Major political parties can stabalise the democratic system: Nawaz

Pakistan Muslim League-N President Nawaz Sharif has said that strong political parties are the true guarantee to the stability of democratic system, and a vibrant and dynamic Muslim League will ensure a robust democracy and a stable Pakistan.
He expressed these views at a meeting of district presidents and general secretaries of Pakistan Muslim League-N from all over Punjab on Wednesday.
Muhammad Nawaz Sharif said that Pakistan Muslim League has performed many unprecedented feats, including strengthening of institutions in Pakistan and putting the national economy on the road to rapid progress.
Nawaz Sharif recalled that his nomination papers, along with that of Shahbaz Sharif, were maneuvered to be rejected, but despite such negative tactics, we faced the prevailing conditions with utmost courage, and got representation in three provinces of the country, whereas in one province the government of PML-N was established.
He said the PML-N had always promoted the politics of higher principles and rejected the politics of bargaining for the sake of power. He added that many principles promoted by PML-N had now become accepted realities, which included restoration of judiciary, rejection of NRO, establishment of impartial election commission, setting up of neutral caretaker governments, evolving transparent methodology for appointment of judges, elimination of dictatorial sections from the constitution and galvanizing the role of parliament in the interest of national honour and dignity.
He said that, after elections within the PML-N, the leadership of the party had now been handed over to its workers, and now it was their duty to play their role for the solution of peoples’ problems. He said the workers and party organisations would have to play a fundamental role in selecting candidates of the party in the next general elections, for which they should start formulating their suggestions.
He said further that it was the solemn pledge of every PML-N worker to work for the progress and prosperity of Pakistan, by rising above his personal interests.