Sindh CM says PPP never tried to come from back door

HYDERABAD (92 News) – Sindh Chief Minister (CM) Murad Ali Shah on Tuesday has said that the Pakistan Peoples’ Party (PPP) never tried to come from back door.

Speaking to the journalists, the chief minister said that If Maryam Nawaz hinted towards PPP as 'new elected', then it was very inappropriate. "PPP cannot think of coming into power through back door," he added.

Referring about the appearance of Maryam Nawaz, Murad Ali Shah said that the party leadership would decide whether the party workers would accompany her [Maryam Nawaz] on her appearance or not.

Commenting on by-elections NA-249, the Sindh chief minister said that a joint candidate would be nominated, adding that the PPP has made preparations to bring in its candidate but trying to field a joint candidate of the PDM.

“We were fully prepared for the long march, adding that whatever decisions should be taken in PDM should be taken by mutual understanding and PPP will decide in the meeting of CEC,” he mentioned.

No such blood in our veins

On Monday, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari while denying the accusations of being selected clarified that he had no such blood in his veins, alleging that there is a political family from Lahore with such background.