Maryam Nawaz, the chief organizer of the Muslim League (N), asserted during a public gathering in Abbottabad that a leader who governed a province for 15 years should present a comprehensive education manifesto. She questioned the credibility of such a manifesto if schools in that leader’s own province are still grappling with issues like having buffaloes tied within them.
In her address, Maryam Nawaz highlighted the efforts undertaken to craft their party’s manifesto, emphasizing their commitment to alleviating the people’s hardships. She criticized the government that had been in power in a province for 15 years, questioning the efficacy of their education manifesto when numerous schools in the region remain dysfunctional.
Furthermore, Maryam Nawaz mentioned another leader who governed in KP for a decade, citing a manifesto that seemingly focused on incidents like watch theft and attacks on law enforcement. She criticized this leader for allegedly arming other people’s children and accused him of jeopardizing the state. She also pointed out the irony of the leader’s own children residing in London while others face imprisonment.
Maryam Nawaz concluded by asserting that Nawaz Sharif, under the PML, fulfilled promises, contrasting their approach of providing laptops to the people instead of resorting to arming them with weapons.