Rana Sanaullah claims to send government packing before Eidul Azha
LAHORE (92 News) – Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) senior leader Rana Sanaullah on Saturday has claimed that the PDM will send PTI government packing before Eidul Azha.
Speaking to the journalists, Rana Sanaullah said that all the parties are united to conduct the long march and the meeting will be held to announce regarding the date of the march soon.
"PPP did not cheat the PDM. The PPP was never in favor of resignation from assemblies. PPP might be hesitant due to Sindh government and that is why resignations from National Assembly were being considered in first phase," the PML-N leader maintained.
He also said that Pakistan Democratic Movement’s decision to postpone opposition’s long march was not a right one. "PDM will find solution of the issue after people party’s CEC meeting and will conduct an effective long march to send PTI government packing home before Eidul Azha," he further mentioned.
On the other hand, the anti-narcotics court has deferred the indictment of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) leader Rana Sanaullah again in drug smuggling case.
An anti-narcotics court in Lahore conducted the hearing of drug smuggling case against PML-N’s Rana Sanaullah. The accused politician and his lawyer Azam Nazir Tarar have also appeared in the hearing.
The indictment of Sanaullah was deferred by the court till April 3.
The lawyer told the court that the co-accused was having symptoms of coronavirus, hence he does not appear before the court. The judge questioned the coronavirus report of the co-accused.
The lawyer responded that the patient is in an isolation ward and his report has not been issued yet.
The judge remarked that the court is giving one week for the submission of the coronavirus test report.
Tarar sought more time for the next hearing. The judge remarked that Rana Sanaullah gave statements before the camera for slow proceedings in the case. Azam Nazir Tarar said that nobody will say something like this as he has now arrived here.
Later, the court adjourned the hearing till April 3.
