Pir Pagara and Mian Nawaz Sharif are likely to meet this week as part of the PML-N president strategy to solicit support from Sindh to defeat PPP in upcoming general elections.
This will be the second high profile meeting following Mian Nawaz Sharif meeting with former chief minister Sindh Arbab Ghulam Rahim and formation of electoral alliance.
On the other hand over 10 members of national assembly of PPP from Sindh and former ministers are also in contact with Nawaz Sharif for joining PML-N.
PML-N sources told Online that contacts were underway with several other PPP members of parliament and Sindh Assembly and they would soon announce to join PML-N. Contacts have also been made by PML-N with Lyari Baloch chief Uzair Jan Baloch and all the matters have been settled with him.
Nationalists of Sindh are now allies of PML-N and the prospective meeting between Nawaz Sharif and Pir Pagara is being seen as landmark change in political scenario of Sindh.
Nawaz Sharif will be heading towards Sindh on his return from Dubai and he will address several public meetings and meet political dignitaries in the province. Preparations in connection with his public meetings are afoot in Sindh.
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Mian Nawaz Sharif is a “Right Wing” corporate-affiliated entrepreneur who is ideologically and strategically committed to ultra-rightist prescriptions of economic policy- planning for the nation. This is understandable because it has been the key to Mian Nawaz Sharif’s entrepreneurial success. As such, the PML-N Quaid is compulsively (by life experience and a particular mindset) attached to a philosophical political view that the nation’s advancement and progress is intrinsically linked to the fundamentals of corporate capitalism and its economic policies. However, rationally-speaking this ideological perspective makes Mian Nawaz Sharif an ardent supporter of political and economic “status quo” in the country. His socio economic policies created a wide gulf between rich and poor. His policies would put country in another turmoil.
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