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AML Chairman endures hardship, vows victory in upcoming elections

AML Chairman endures hardship, vows victory in upcoming elections

Rawalpindi: The chief of the Awami Muslim League (AML) and former home minister Shaikh Rasheed Ahmad says that he has suffered a lot in his life; he couldn’t even imagine the suffering of the current 6-7 months.

In a video statement on social media, the AML chairman said that my house was broken, every individual in my household has been abused, but I persisted, even today. For seventeen times I have been a minister, some people didn’t consider me worthy of a ticket.

The former interior minister added that the ticket has been issued to those who came from London at night, I will maintain my friendship, I am a disciplinary man, I want to make a nation clear that I have passed the examination, and I will never bow down at any cost.

Sheikh Rashid further expressed his thought that in these six to seven months, I spent Chilla in such areas, lived in such caves, and spent days in prison, never thinking but standing by the truth like a mountain. The emanation of masses is remaining; from constituency NA-56, the nation would have to win inkpot. It is requested that the entire nation vote inkpot on February 8. On February 8, there will be a historic victory for Kalam Dawat.

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Earlier, Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party(IPP) has released the list of candidates for national and Punjab assembly seats after seat adjustment with Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).The Jahangir Tareen-led party has fielded 12 candidates for National Assembly seats in Islamabad and Punjab, while 27 candidates will contest for Punjab Assembly seats.

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