ISLAMABAD (Big Digit) Violence, destructive politics rejected; PML-N’s brilliant success in by-elections

ISLAMABAD (Big Digit) Pakistan Muslim League-N has achieved brilliant success in the by-elections held in different constituencies. The people have rejected violence and destructive politics and chosen the path of development, prosperity and stability. The so-called change claimants sowed the seeds of hatred. The people have rejected the politics of hatred and division. PML-N President Mian Nawaz Sharif has said that he sincerely congratulates the PML-N candidates and workers on their victory in the by-elections. In his ongoing statement, Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif said that the hard work and selfless service of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz is bringing the country back on the right path. The Pakistani people have rejected violence, chaos and destructive politics and chosen the path of development, prosperity and stability.
Our enemy thought that he had created a gap between the Pakistani nation and the army. He had forgotten that the Pakistani nation stood like an iron wall with its army. When India attacked, Pakistan responded in such a way that it will lick its wounds for centuries. Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif stood up in the United Nations and raised his voice for Kashmir and Palestine. He stood up in the assembly and said that India cannot block Pakistan’s water. Nawaz Sharif made Pakistan a nuclear power. Today, Pakistan’s economy is becoming stable. We have proven ourselves in the field of defense and technology. Today, we are moving forward in the field of economy as well. The victory in the by-elections has proven that the people are with the PML-N.
The leadership of the PML-N is determined to meet the expectations of the people and lead the country on the path of development.

Some of the important priorities of the PML-N leadership are:
Working for the welfare of the people,
Bringing development and stability to the country,
Meeting the expectations of the people,
Promoting the economic development of the country,
Providing better education and health facilities to the people,
The PML-N leadership is committed to moving the country forward by implementing these priorities.
The PML-N’s success in the by-elections shows that the people trust the PML-N leadership.
The PML-N’s success in the by-elections will have a positive impact on the political situation of the country. This success will provide the PML-N with a strong position in the National Assembly and will help it, along with its allied parties, to form a stable majority in the House.
The PML-N will be less dependent on the PPP for a simple majority in the National Assembly and will be more free to implement its policies. In addition, the PML-N’s success may require other political parties to reconsider their policies so that they can gain the attention of the people.
The PML-N’s success in the by-elections is a guarantee of public support in the future as well. The people have trusted the PML-N’s policies and performance and have rewarded them with success.
This success of the PML-N shows that the people are on the path of development and stability and trust the leadership of the PML-N. This success of the PML-N also shows that under the leadership of Maryam Nawaz, the PML-N has captured the attention of the people and the people have appreciated her hard work and selfless service. This success gives hope for public support for the PML-N in the future as well.
The results of the by-elections show that the PML-N candidates have won in various constituencies in which Maryam Nawaz’s performance has been declared a clear priority of the people.
The political implications of the PML-N’s victory in the by-elections are that this success is a major political success for the PML-N and it indicates that the people trust the policies and performance of the PML-N.
The PML-N candidates won with a big lead of 20,000 to 120,000 votes. Pakistan PML-N has proven with its results in the by-elections that due to the political vision of Mian Nawaz Sharif, the PML-N is now Pakistan. It has become the most popular in the country.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also met Nawaz Sharif after this success, in which the political situation in the country was discussed. This meeting is an indication that the PML-N wants to use its success for political stability.
Mian Nawaz Sharif’s political vision is of particular importance for Pakistan. He has been the Prime Minister of Pakistan three times and his political journey began in 1985 when he first became the Chief Minister of Punjab. Nawaz Sharif’s political vision is mainly centered on economic development, national unity, and strengthening the international status of Pakistan. He introduced various economic reforms during his tenure, especially the development of the private sector and economic liberalization. He also played an important role in Pakistan’s foreign policy. The aim of politics should not be personal gain but public welfare.Public service and development projects are the hallmark of the PML-N. The people are with the PML-N. The power of the people is the real capital and once again the people have expressed their trust in the PML-N through their votes. The PML-N has always met the expectations of the people through continuity of public service and development projects and this journey of public development and stability will continue. The country can be made prosperous only through public service and development projects. Health, education and employment projects will continue to be the top priority of the party in the future. The PML-N has always made public service the axis of its politics. Development projects, improvement of educational institutions and provision of health facilities have been among the priorities of the PML-N. The PML-N believes in the politics of public service.
With the start of by-elections in Punjab, more than 20,000 police personnel were deployed on national and provincial seats in the province. Meanwhile, as per the code of conduct of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), armed forces personnel were deployed outside polling stations that were declared ‘highly sensitive’. The personnel were directed to discharge their duties in accordance with Article 245 of the Constitution, the law and the mandate of the Election Commission. While deployed outside the designated polling stations, they were directed to focus only on ensuring a safe environment, fully complying with the laws, protecting the voters and maintaining law and order during polling.Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz says the by-election was a referendum, Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa decided in favor of the PML-N. Addressing a meeting of ministers and secretaries, Maryam Nawaz said that she is happy that the artificially created false narrative has been shattered, false narratives have brought down the country, while there is no better narrative than performance. In the by-election, the people of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa decided in favor of the PML-N, this was not a by-election but a referendum. Maryam Nawaz said that the PML-N got a historic victory in the by-election, the seats lost in 2024 were won again by the (PML-N), the elections were won not by narratives but by their performance. She said that due to the lack of decent judges, the truth came out in the elections, the boycott of elections is done only out of fear of defeat, even after boycotting the elections, the PTI fielded candidates. He said that the election campaign was run with the picture of prisoner number 804, the PML-N also faced tough times but we did not boycott, we served jail time but did not boycott the election. He further said that one can lie to a certain extent, after that the narrative ends, the claims of the PTI in the election have been shattered, the Chief Minister said that today green buses are running in every city of Punjab, cleanliness work is being done in every corner of Punjab, free medicines are being provided in Punjab hospitals, people from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa come to Punjab for treatment. The PML-N contested the by-elections, the full results of the by-elections have been revealed on 6 National Assembly and 7 Provincial Assembly seats. According to unofficial and non-final results, the PML-N candidates were successful on almost all the seats left by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), while the PPP was able to win only one seat in the Provincial Assembly. Hafiz Mian Muhammad Noman of the Muslim League (N) won in NA-129, Mehmood Qadir Khan in NA-185 Dera Ghazi Khan, Muhammad Tufail Jatt in NA-143 Sahiwal, Daniyal Ahmed of the (N) League won in NA-104 Faisalabad and Bilal Badar Chaudhry in NA-96.
Ali Haider Niazi won in PP-87 Mianwali, Azad Ali Tabassum in PP-98 Faisalabad, Tahir Pervez won in PP-115 Faisalabad.
Ahmed Shehryar won in PP-116 Faisalabad, Muhammad Hanif in PP-203 Sahiwal, Sultan Ali Ranjha won in PP-73 Sargodha, the (N) League faced failure in PP-269 Muzaffargarh, the PPP’s Mian Alamdar Abbas Qureshi had a heavy lead in this constituency. The biggest upset in the by-elections took place in Haripur constituency NA-18 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Hazara division, where PTI leader and former opposition leader Omar Ayub lost his seat to his wife Shahrnaz. According to unofficial results, PML-N’s Babar Nawaz Khan won the by-election in NA-18 by-election with 163,996 votes, while Shahrnaz Omar Ayub secured 120,220 votes. Shahrnaz Omar Ayub is the wife of former opposition leader Omar Ayub Khan, the seat fell vacant after Omar Ayub was disqualified, who was convicted in the May 9 riots case. Unofficial results from all 334 polling stations in National Assembly constituency NA-129 Lahore have been announced, according to which PML-N’s Hafiz Mian Muhammad Noman was ahead, securing 63,441 votes, while PTI-backed independent candidate Arsalan Ahmed was in second place with 29,099 votes. This seat in NA-129 fell vacant after the death of PTI’s Mian Azhar. The PML-N also won in NA-185 Dera Ghazi Khan-2. According to unofficial results, PML-N’s Mehmood Qadir Khan managed to secure 82,416 votes, while PPP’s Dost Muhammad Khosa was in second place with 49,262 votes. This seat in NA-185 fell vacant after the disqualification of PTI’s Zartaj Gul. According to the unofficial results of the National Assembly constituency NA-143 Sahiwal-3, Muhammad Tufail Jatt of the PML-N won by securing 136,223 votes, while independent candidate Zarar Akbar Chaudhry came in second place with only 13,220 votes. This NA-143 seat fell vacant after the disqualification of PTI’s Hassan Nawaz. The NA-104 Faisalabad-10 seat also went to the PML-N, where according to the unofficial results, Daniyal Ahmed of the PML-N was declared successful by securing 52,791 votes, while independent candidate Rana Adnan Javed came in second place with 19,262 votes. The results of all 345 polling stations of NA-96 Faisalabad constituency have been declared. According to the unofficial results, Bilal Badar Chaudhry of the (N) League was the top vote-getter with 93,099 votes. Bilal Badar Chaudhry is the brother of Minister of State Talal Chaudhry. The results of all 193 polling stations of PP-87 Mianwali constituency of the Punjab Assembly have been declared. On the seat of former Leader of the Opposition in the Punjab Assembly, Malik Ahmed Khan Bhachar, the PML-N candidate Ali Haider Noor Khan Niazi won by getting 67,986 votes, while independent candidate Muhammad Ayaz Khan Niazi came in second with 3,310 votes. Information Minister Atta Tarar says that the Pakistan Peoples Party is an ally, has supported us at every opportunity, we look at it with appreciation, we congratulate the PPP candidate on his victory in the by-election from Muzaffargarh. Doors are always open in politics, matters move forward only through discussion and dialogue in politics.In Punjab Assembly constituency PP-98 Faisalabad-1, Azad Ali Tabassum of the (N) League won with 44,388 votes, while his opponent independent candidate Muhammad Ajmal was in second place with 35,245 votes. According to the unofficial results of Punjab Assembly constituency PP-115 Faisalabad-18, Muhammad Tahir Pervez of the (N) League got 49,049 votes, while independent candidate Muhammad Asghar could get only 18,098 votes. The results of all 190 polling stations of Punjab Assembly constituency PP-116 Faisalabad-19 were also revealed, according to which Ahmed Shehryar of the (N) League was declared successful with 48,824 votes, while independent candidate Malik Asghar Ali Qaiser was in second place with 11,429 votes. The winning candidate from this constituency is Ahmed Shehryar, son-in-law of Prime Minister’s Advisor Rana Sanaullah, and the seat fell vacant after the disqualification of PTI’s Ismail Sila. According to the unofficial results of all 185 polling stations in Punjab Assembly constituency PP-203 Sahiwal-6, PML-N’s Muhammad Hanif won by securing 46,900 votes, while independent candidate Falak Sher came in second with 10,895 votes. From provincial constituency PP-73 of Sargodha, PML-N’s Sultan Ali Ranjha won by securing 71,770 votes, while independent candidate Mehr Mohsin Raza came in second with 12,970 votes. The (PML-N) suffered a setback in Punjab Assembly constituency PP-269 Muzaffargarh 2. According to the unofficial results of all 156 polling stations in this constituency, Mian Alamdar Abbas Qureshi of the PPP won by securing 55,611 votes.It is important to remember that in view of the unfavorable conditions of the Muslims in the subcontinent, a party was formed on December 30, 1906, to ensure the protection of their political rights and separate status. After the collapse of the Hindu-Muslim alliance during the independence movement of the subcontinent, a party gave voice to the ideas of the Muslims in view of the lack of representation of the Muslims in the Congress. As a result, in 1930, Allama Iqbal’s Allahabad speech, the idea of ​​establishing a separate Muslim state was first presented, which led to the beginning of the Pakistan movement. The continuous efforts of the same party formed in 1906 led to the passage of the Pakistan Resolution in 1940 and, under the leadership of a wise leader like Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the dream of millions of Muslims of the subcontinent was fulfilled on the bright morning of August 14, 1947. This party that turned Pakistan from a dream into a reality was none other than the Muslim League. The first government in Pakistan was formed by the Muslim League. Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was appointed as the first Governor-General of Pakistan, while Liaquat Ali Khan was appointed as the first Prime Minister. This continuous struggle led to differences of opinion in the party, and in 1950, the Muslim League split into different groups. This newly formed state of the Muslims of the subcontinent was not capable of coping with any political instability, at that time it was necessary to protect the borders. The political instability arising in the new state could prove to be a poison for freedom. The enemy could attack at any time and once again integrate Pakistan into the map of the Indian subcontinent, so the command was given to the army. Which had the support of the Muslim League. During martial law, the Muslim League was renamed the Convention Muslim League. In 1970, during the fall of the Bhutto government and the martial law of General Zia-ul-Haq, the Muslim League took a new form and once again created its own political identity in the central province of Punjab, Pakistan, whose leadership was credited to Prime Minister Mian Nawaz Sharif for many decades to come. After the death of General Zia-ul-Haq in 1988, the faction of the Muslim League that Mian Nawaz Sharif took over the leadership of was renamed the Muslim League-N in 1993 after its leader. After Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the only leadership that the Muslim League has received that has truly expanded Pakistan and put it on the path of development is the leadership of Mian Nawaz Sharif.

Under the leadership of Mian Nawaz Sharif, the Muslim League (N) won the elections three times in 1990, 1997, and 2013 and formed the government and ensured the construction of infrastructure for the country’s economic development. It adopted a policy of institutional reform and privatization. It built commercial highways like motorways. It restored several communication roads. In 1998, in response to India’s nuclear explosions, it not only strengthened the country’s defense but also brought Pakistan into the list of major nuclear powers in the world. To control the lack of energy, projects like Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project and Quaid-e-Azam Solar Power were implemented. Terrorism was controlled and above all, the path was paved for projects like CPEC, which can improve the economic condition of not only Pakistan but also the entire region. This journey of building Pakistan did not prove to be easy for the leadership of the PML-N. In 1999, General Pervez Musharraf’s martial law ended the government of Nawaz Sharif and he went into exile. In 2007, Nawaz Sharif returned to the country and was re-elected as the democratic Prime Minister in 2013. This was the period when all his attention was focused on CPEC, solving the energy crisis and the war on terrorism. However, in 2017, after the Panama Leaks, the elected Prime Minister was once again declared ineligible. After the court decision disqualifying Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, his brother Mian Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif took over the leadership of the PML-N, carrying forward his brother’s mission. Before leading the Muslim League, Mian Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif, like his elder brother, had not only impressed Punjab with his political insight but had also won the honor of being the best administrator as the Chief Minister of Punjab for 10 consecutive years. His performance in Punjab was his identity, which is why the Chief Ministers who came after him in the province failed to introduce themselves to the public without mentioning him. The services that Mian Shahbaz Sharif rendered in the province as the Chief Minister became his identity.
Shahbaz Sharif introduced exemplary infrastructure projects in Punjab, which are of key importance in the economic development of the province. World-class travel facilities were provided in the form of Metro Bus Service, Speedo and Orange Line Train. Special Economic Zones and one-window services were launched for ease of doing business and attracted the attention of investors. Keeping in mind the public needs, scholarships, endowment funds, free education and free treatment facilities were provided in the education and health sectors. Centers of Excellence like Danish School were established. Taking advantage of relations with friendly countries, he provided the province with the first liver transplant hospital. He made it possible to establish a hospital like Tayyip Erdogan in a relatively small city like Muzaffargarh. For the first time, power plants were installed at the provincial level to control the energy crisis. An anti-terrorism force was established to control terrorism. The speed and quality of development works during Shahbaz’s tenure began to be appreciated internationally.Despite coming into power at that time, the opposition could not reduce Shahbaz Sharif’s popularity, and instead managed to perform better. This is why not only did the PML-N members accept Shahbaz Sharif’s leadership with joy, but the PDM, an alliance of political parties formed against the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf in 2022, also made Shahbaz Sharif its representative and elected him as the Prime Minister on behalf of the PDM. Now, while Shahbaz Sharif is moving forward with the PML-N agenda in the federation, Maryam Nawaz Sharif is moving forward with the PML-N mission in Punjab and has surpassed her uncle in her performance. All the public welfare projects that were part of the manifesto of the Muslim League till now are being made a reality during the tenure of Maryam Nawaz Sharif. Although the education and health sectors were of key importance during the Nawaz and Shehbaz eras as well, Maryam Nawaz has increased the budget of these sectors and in order to make its use more effective, the focus is also on the problems of teachers along with the curriculum and the obstacles hindering the educational performance of students from the backward classes. Efforts are being made to solve problems like malnutrition to improve the mental abilities of children. For this purpose, a school nutrition program was introduced after the summer vacations. Such schools that had zero, single or two teachers and the number of students there was below 100 for a long time were handed over to various institutions, NGOs and individuals so that the number of students could be increased along with the improvement in the performance of these schools and children out of schools could be brought to schools. This school reform project was named Schools Reorganization. An e-transfer policy has been introduced to streamline the system of posting and transfer of teachers and make it free from corruption. A new education policy has been formulated to keep the curriculum updated and free from shortcomings, to meet the shortage of teachers and to avoid problems in new recruitments, in which all such problems of the education department have been discussed. In addition to all this, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif not only restored the laptop scheme to instill interest in higher education among students, but also started the provision of motorcycles to remove their travel difficulties. Interestingly, along with boys, girls have also been given full representation in the motorcycle scheme. Education in international universities and a youth loan program are also being started for talented students. Which will not only help in reducing the burden of their educational expenses but will also provide them with opportunities to benefit from small businesses. In this regard, the upgradation of TEVTA institutions is also a top agenda of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, which will provide better opportunities for technical and vocational training to the youth along with education. Training programs under TEVTA will be aligned with the demand of global markets so that training objectives as well as employment can be ensured. Upgradation of hospitals to improve health facilities has been done from time to time during the tenure of former Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif and there was a lot of noise about it during the opposition period as well. Even so, with such a large population, construction and repair of hospitals and increase in facilities has become a permanent duty of the government. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif is introducing field hospitals and clinics on well to provide emergency services and urgent treatment facilities to the people of Punjab at the local level along with improving the condition of the existing hospitals, which will ensure the provision of services to the people at the doorsteps of their homes. Under this project, the people of Punjab can get treatment and medicine from home through a mobile app. In this short period of four to five months, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has also won the honor of launching Pakistan’s first air ambulance service in Punjab. Preparations are complete for the establishment of the first government cancer hospital in Lahore. The Chief Minister of Punjab is well aware of the problems of her people. This is why she is taking concrete steps to control inflation. In this regard, while actions are being taken against high-end sellers and illegal profiteers under the regular enforcement authority, the provision of solar systems has also been started to get rid of heavy electricity bills. Government lands are being provided for housing schemes to provide houses to low-income homeless people. Another major achievement of Maryam Nawaz Sharif is the establishment of IT City. Which will encourage investors from all over the world to invest in Punjab. Thus, the establishment of IT City will not only provide new avenues for education and research for the youth but will also increase investment in the province. Ease of doing business will be created. Increase in economic activities will make it possible to control poverty and unemployment. Establishment of economic and industrial zones in IT City and one-window services for ease of doing business will make it more effective. On the instructions of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, for the first time in history, a database of the population of every city, every street and every neighborhood of Punjab has been prepared, which will improve the coverage of social security schemes in the province.It is worth noting that as a female Chief Minister, Maryam Nawaz Sharif, along with other responsibilities, has a major responsibility to protect women’s rights, which she has been ensuring since day one. The establishment of the first virtual women’s police station in the Safe City Authority and the provision of the Women’s Safety App are major initiatives by Maryam Nawaz Sharif for her fellow women. In the future, many such initiatives will be seen in Punjab that will ensure the safety of women. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, the PML-N is successfully continuing the process of building and developing Pakistan. If this process of building and developing continues in the same way, the stability of the dear homeland is certain. This is the reason why the PML-N has achieved remarkable success in the by-elections held in various constituencies.