Past Of PML(N)

Correction does much but encouragement do more Encouragement after censure is as the sun after a Shower."

 This is a famous quote which needs to follow badly in our society.If we look at ourselves we will observe that most of the time we highlight only the dark side.No matter a person has done hundred good deeds but we'll reject him or criticize  him just because of his few mistakes.
In our society you are treated as a goalkeeper,"people will not count the goals you saved but they remember only those which you missed".
So called most popular party of Mr Imran Khan started his speeches in a way that targeting a person who is much better than others.He ignored the blood of innocent people in Karachi.He forgot the activities of last government.He forgot the corruption of last and present government but he remind the son of Mian Nawaz Sharif.He remind that he left the country but he forgot why and how he left the country.He remind that Nawaz Sharif cheated him and and APDM before elections of 2008 but he forgot that it hadbeen planned that Mushraf will remain President for next 10 years according to Shujat Husain and Pervaiz Ellahi and he forgot many other things to but he never forgot to criticize PMLN and Mian Nawaz Sharif.

Yes I am defending PML N and Mian Nawaz Sharif.Because I have answers why he left the country,Why he participated in Elections of 2008?.And one more thing Mian Nawaz Sharif and other members of PMLN admit several times on media that they committed mistakes but we have a learnt a lot from these  mistakes.here are the few points that will help to know why Nawaz Sharif

1-Even they don't give the credit of making Pakistan an atomic power.Fans of PTI share the videos that claim Mian sb was not in favor of testing the bombs and was afraid of foreign pressure.But today we are standing as an Atomic Power.My request to Them is" Then my dears fellows you also not have right to say that Imran Khan brought world cup in Pakistan.Nawaz Sharif leading the country that time so He is our champion.
2-After the death of Bhutto there is no awami leader except Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif.We all have wish that he live long to serve Pakistan..If he remain in Pakistan same thing could happened with him as a dictator had done with Akbar Bugti,Aafia Saddique and many more..So please if you have problem that why our leader is alive then go and consult with a doctor.And next-in-line of shaheed Bhutto are as Zardaris...and we don't want such kind of leaders.

3-It was confirmed  that PMLQ+PPP participate in General Elections of 2008.You cant deny the fact that Mohtarma Shaheed signed an agreement with musharaf but when she came in Pakistan ground realities was totally against that she and musharraf thought.And after her death Zardari is going to lead PPP and he announced to fight in elections.Time has proved that Zardari is much worst then Musharraf.  92 seats of PMLN are only hurdle in demolishing the Institutes of Pakistan like Judiciary and even Army.

4-He supported Zardari not for Zardari's Interest but he did for the died democracy and betterment of Pakistan.But he was badly trapped by Zardari and his team.Nation is witness of all this.After Zardari you start blaming day and night.Now PPP has cashed all the cheques of Shaheeds now the only thing that will help them is their abilities and work that they have done..They are no more Shaheeds.
5-If you want to see what Nawaz Sharif had done in so called 2 terms which were not even halfly completed  open the link and satisfy yourself...You have right to criticize but criticizm for betterment not for hatred of your leaders/

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Mian Nawaz Sharif early life and education

Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif was born into a wealth steel industrialist family  on 25 December 1949. His father, Muhammad Sharif, was an upper middle-class businessman and industrialist who had migrated from Amritsar district to Pakistan during the 1947 Indian partition.  His family is of Kashmiri-Punjabi origin.  His father followed the teachings of Islam.  His family owns Ittefaq Group, a multimillion dollar steel conglomerate. His brother Shahbaz Sharif is the incumbent Chief Minister of Punjab province while his nephew Hamza Shahbaz Sharif is a member of the National Assembly.  

 
 

He went to Saint Anthony High School.  He graduated from the Government College University, Lahore with an art and business degree and then received a law degree from the University of Punjab.  He is married to Kalsoom Nawaz Sharif. 

Introduction of Mian Nawaz Sharif

Nawaz Sharif

Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif was born on December 25, 1949 in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. He is the eldest son of Muhammad Sharif. 
Nawaz Sharif got his schooling from Saint Anthonys High School. After graduating from Government College Lahore, he obtained his Law Degree from the Punjab University.

 

Nawaz Sharif remained a member of the Punjab Provincial Council for some time. He joined the Punjab Cabinet as Finance Minister in 1981. He first became Prime Minister on November 1, 1990, running on a platform of conservative government and an end to corruption. His term was interrupted on April 18, 1993, when President Ghulam Ishaq Khan used the reserve powers vested in him by the Eighth Amendment to dissolve the National Assembly. Less than six weeks later, the Supreme Court overruled the President, reconstituting the National Assembly and returning Sharif to power on May 26, 1993.

Nawaz Sharif resigned from office along with President Ghulam Ishaq Khan on July 18, 1993, after his feud with the president, who had accused him of corruption. Moin Qureshi became caretaker prime minister, and was succeeded shortly thereafter by Benazir Bhutto, who was elected to office on October 19, 1993.

Nawaz was returned to power in February 1997 with such a huge majority that the result was immediately questioned by Bhutto Pakistan People Party.

One of the first things Sharif did at the start of his second term was to orchestrate the scrapping of Article 58-(2)(b) through another Amendment to the Constitution – an exercise in which Sharif party was joined by all the other political parties in the National Assembly and Senate. The Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution of Pakistan was passed so that the President could no longer dismiss the Prime Minister; and the Fourteenth Amendment imposed so-called party discipline on members of Parliament.

Party leaders now had unlimited power to dismiss any of their legislators if they failed to vote as they were told. This made it impossible to dismiss a prime minister by a motion of no confidence. In effect, the two amendments removed nearly all checks on the Prime Minister power, since they removed all legal remedies to dismiss him. He opposed the independence of the judiciary, clashing with the Chief Justice, Sajjad Ali Shah. The Supreme Court was stormed by Sharif party loyalists on November 28, 1997, and the Chief Justice was forced to resign.

On the development front, Nawaz Sharif completed the construction of South West Asia first motorway, the 367 km M2, linking Lahore and Islamabad. The motorway, which was initiated during Nawaz Sharif first term, was inaugurated in November 1997 and was constructed at a cost of Rs 35.5 billion.

The peak of his popularity came when his government undertook nuclear tests on 28 May 1998 in response to India nuclear tests two weeks earlier. However, after these tests, matter started going downhill. He suspended many civil liberties, dismissed the Sindh provincial government and set up military courts when the stability of the government was threatened. He was accused of cronyism and being too supportive of Punjabi candidates for office, which marginalized his party in the south.

During his first term as prime minister, Sharif had fallen out with three successive army chiefs: with General Mirza Aslam Beg over the 1991 Gulf War issue; with General Asif Nawaz over the Sindh “Operation Clean-Up” issue; and with General Waheed Kakar over the Sharif-Ishaq imbroglio.

At the end of General Waheed three-year term in January 1996, General Jehangir Karamat was appointed army chief. His term was due to end on January 9, 1999. In October 1998, however, true to form, Sharif fell out with General Karamat as well, over the latter advocacy of the need for the creation of a National Security Council.

In October 1998 General Karamat resigned and Sharif appointed General Pervez Musharraf as army chief (the first person to become army chief from the minority group of Urdu speaking people). He would later regret appointing Pervez Musharraf to the Chief of Army position, as Musharraf would lead a coup to topple Sharif government.

Mian Muhammad Sharif

Mian Muhammad Sharif

Mian Muhammad Sharif was born in Amritsar (1920). He was a Pakistani industrialist and father of Pakistan's leading political figures, Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif and Mian Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif.

Mian Sharif immigrated to Pakistan.

Mian Muhammad Sharif along with his brother created a business empire from a small steel factory. It was his dedication, hard work, sincerity and above all commitment to his country that made him hugely successful as a businessman. His story as an entrepreneur is that of struggle who achieved a lot and then all of sudden it was all nationalized. He did not lose hope nor did he stop working. He re-established his ventures in UAE and then in Saudi Arabia. He came back to Pakistan at change of political scene and re-established his business. Years later, his family was sent to exile in Saudi Arabia, where he again started his business venture and made it a success.

Another amazing aspect of Mian Muhammad Sharif's personality was philanthropy, which also took form of social entrepreneurship. He established many non-profit organizations in healthcare and education sectors for welfare of people. This had been a trait of his entrepreneurial career all along.

Mian Muhammad Sharif's struggle and hard work is an inspiration for Pakistanis today and they should learn from his example that how entrepreneurs are made.

He died in October 2004 in Jeddah at the age of 84.

Mian Sharif And His Wife