Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif recently made strong remarks against political groups resorting to protests, emphasizing that such tactics hinder national progress. In his statements, he particularly criticized the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), holding it responsible for political instability and disruption during his governance. Sharif questioned PTI’s failure to deliver on its ambitious promises, such as creating millions of jobs and building homes, labeling their track record as lacking in tangible results
Sharif highlighted his tenure’s developmental achievements, such as infrastructure projects and efforts to stabilize the economy, contrasting them with what he termed as the opposition’s focus on protests and divisive politics. He expressed frustration over the lack of public resistance during his political disqualifications, noting that strong nations stand against perceived injustices
As protests continue in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sharif reiterated that constructive politics, rather than street agitation, is essential for Pakistan’s progress. His remarks come as various parties debate their political strategies amid ongoing governance challenges
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