Anti-State Agenda in Crisis

 

On November 12, 2020, in an interview with BBC Urdu Maryam Safdar (daughter of former three time Prime Minister of Pakistan Mian Nawaz Sharif ) abandon are anti-state and anti-army narrative against the Pakistan army. Maryam Safdar Nawaz said that she is not against any state institution (P.A) and law enforcers institutions, she also said in the interview with BBC Urdu that Elected Government of Pakistan lead by Prime Minister Imran Khan Niazi and PTI is a selected Government of Pakistan Army without providing any proof or evidence, when asked about evidence Maryam Safdar Nawaz didn't gave any satisfactory answer. On the question about Bilawal Bhutto statement about PDM parties should go on Backfoot and abandon their extreme position against the Pakistan Armed forces and solve the current crisis in a peaceful manner Maryam Nawaz replied that Bilawal Bhutto have his own party and his own thinking, the thinking of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz is different from Bilawal Bhutto thinking and narrative. On Dawn leaks and the extension of the former Army Chief, Maryam safdar said she don't want to comment on the extension issue but it has happened. BBC interviewer asked Mayram Safdar that the Narrative of PML-N is leading them into a blind alley and this path could have serious consequences for PML-N on which Maryam Safdar replied that its the only way forward for Nawaz league. This sudden change in the anti-state and anti-army narrative of Maryam Safdar Nawaz is due to the backlash which the PML-N is facing in public.

Recently many top leaders of  PML-N have left the party due to Nawaz Sharif and company Anti-state and Anti-Armed forces (which includes disrespecting serving COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa and ISI Cheif General Faiz Hamed and threating to leak Pakistani missiles system secrets to the enemies agencies) narrative have forced many patriotic PML-N leaders to leave the Nawaz party which include LT. General (Retired) Abdul Qadir Baloch, Former Chief Minster of Balochistan Sanaullah Khan Zehri, Major (Retd) Muhammad Amin etc. 

Sources also tell that many other top Muslim League Nawaz leaders are unhappy with the current Nawaz Sharif and Company anti-state narrative which is causing public backlash against PML-N leaders and they want to leave Nawaz party in the upcoming days.