Leaders of Balochistan Awami Party, Balochistan National Party (BNP Mengal) and National Party announced to join PML-N after meeting with Nawaz Sharif expressing confidence in his leadership. A high-level delegation led by the delegation reached Quetta regarding the inclusion program, where they…
Later, former Chief Minister Jam Kamal, former federal ministers Sardar Fateh Mohammad Hosni, Mujibur Rahman Mohammad Hosni, Mir Asim Kurd, Mir Dostin Domki announced to join Muslim League (N). Apart from this, former ministers Khan Muhammad Jamali, Faiq Jamali, Ghafoor Lahri, Muhammad Khan Lahri, Salim Khosa, Shoaib Noshirwani, Zeen Magsi, Sardar Abdul Rehman Kehitran, Sardar Masood Loni, Muhammad Khan Toor Usman Khel joined Muslim League (N).
According to the declaration, Noor Mohammad Damar, Sher Gul Khalji, Haji Barkat Rand, Shaukat Bengalzai, Attaullah, Rababa Bilidi, Mir Anwar Shahwani, Sardar Ali Haider M. Hosni, Jafar Karim Bangar, Sardarzada Idris Taj, Agha Faisal Ahmadzai, Malik Shehryar, Ramin M. Hosni and Haji Noorullah Lahri, Saeedul Hasan Atif Sanjrani Dr. Ashok Kumar Dr. Muhammad Ayub Baloch Mir Ismail Baloch Mir Tariq Bugti Basant Lal Gulshan, Muhammad Kashif, Muslehuddin Mengal, Dawood Shahwani, Sardar Nimatullah Tamrani Bizenjo, Sardarzada Mir Akhlaq Kadarani, Sardarzada Alam Khan Tamrani Bizenjo also became a part of Muslim League (N).
Meena Zeenat Shahwani, Subia Qabzai, Kashifa Gachki, Sardar Alam Tamrani, Mir Akhlaq Bizenjo Zehri, Rab Nawaz Behrani and Haji Hanif Rand also announced to join the PML-N while expressing their confidence in the leadership of Nawaz Sharif.
Earlier, Nawaz Sharif’s father had meetings with the leaders of National Party Pashtun Khawa Milli Awami Party in Quetta. In which Shahbaz Sharif, Maryam Nawaz, Pervez Rashid and other personalities including Chairman Senate Sadiq Sanjrani were present. The political leaders also thanked Nawaz Sharif for coming to Balochistan and meeting them and praised Nawaz Sharif’s thinking and determination for the development of the country.
The political leaders also agreed to continue political cooperation and collaboration in the future.
Nawaz Sharif said in the meetings that he will continue the tradition of walking with everyone, the development of Balochistan has always been dear, PML-N has laid a network of roads to eliminate the poor in Balochistan, a 650 km long road from Quetta to Gwadar. Built and provided excellent travel facilities, after which the two-day journey was shortened to 8 hours.
Nawaz Sharif said that “40 young people were also martyred during the construction of the road, to whom we salute. Balochistan was connected to Sindh by building the Gwadar to Khuzdar and Ratu Dero roads.”
It should be noted that the political personalities of Balochistan had completed their contacts with the leadership and leaders of Muslim League (N), they announced their official joining in the Muslim League (N) upon the arrival of Nawaz Sharif.
Leader of Pakistan Muslim League (N) Nawaz Sharif and President Shehbaz Sharif congratulated all the political personalities from Balochistan on joining the party and wished them welcome.
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Historic Shift in Balochistan Politics: Leaders of BAP, BNP Mengal, and National Party Join PML-N
In a significant development, leaders of the Balochistan Awami Party (BAP), Balochistan National Party (BNP Mengal), and National Party have announced their decision to join the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) after meeting with the party’s supremo, Nawaz Sharif. This historic move is expected to have far-reaching implications for the political landscape of Balochistan.
The meeting, which took place in Quetta, was attended by a high-level delegation led by Nawaz Sharif, who expressed his gratitude to the leaders of the three parties for their confidence in his leadership. The leaders, in turn, praised Nawaz Sharif’s vision for the development of Balochistan and his commitment to uplifting the people of the province.
Among those who joined the PML-N are former Chief Minister Jam Kamal, former federal ministers Sardar Fateh Mohammad Hosni, Mujibur Rahman Mohammad Hosni, Mir Asim Kurd, and Mir Dostin Domki. Other notable personalities who have joined the party include former ministers Khan Muhammad Jamali, Faiq Jamali, Ghafoor Lahri, Muhammad Khan Lahri, Salim Khosa, Shoaib Noshirwani, Zeen Magsi, Sardar Abdul Rehman Kehitran, Sardar Masood Loni, and Muhammad Khan Toor Usman Khel.
In addition, several other leaders have also joined the PML-N, including Noor Mohammad Damar, Sher Gul Khalji, Haji Barkat Rand, Shaukat Bengalzai, Attaullah, Rababa Bilidi, Mir Anwar Shahwani, Sardar Ali Haider M. Hosni, Jafar Karim Bangar, Sardarzada Idris Taj, Agha Faisal Ahmadzai, Malik Shehryar, Ramin M. Hosni, and Haji Noorullah Lahri.
The PML-N has a strong presence in Balochistan, with the party having won several seats in the province in previous elections [1[1[1[1[1[1[1[1]. The inclusion of leaders from other parties is likely to further strengthen the party’s position in the region.
The development comes at a time when the PML-N is working to expand its presence in Balochistan, with the party having recently finalized candidates for key positions in the province [2[2[2[2[2[2[2[2].
The Balochistan Awami Party, which was founded in 2018 by political dissidents of the Pakistan Muslim League, has been a significant force in the province’s politics <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BalochistanAwamiParty”>[3[3[3[3[3[3[3[3]. The party’s decision to join the PML-N is seen as a major coup for the latter.
The PML-N has a long history of development projects in Balochistan, including the construction of a 650 km long road from Quetta to Gwadar, which has significantly reduced travel time in the region. Nawaz Sharif, in his address to the leaders, reiterated his commitment to the development of Balochistan and pledged to continue working for the welfare of the people of the province.
The meeting also saw the leaders pay tribute to the 40 young people who lost their lives during the construction of the road. Nawaz Sharif praised the bravery and sacrifice of these individuals, saying that their memory would never be forgotten.
The development is expected to have significant implications for the politics of Balochistan, with the PML-N now poised to become an even more dominant force in the province. The move is also seen as a major boost to the party’s efforts to strengthen its presence in the region.
the joining of leaders from the Balochistan Awami Party, Balochistan National Party, and National Party is a significant development that is likely to shape the future of politics in Balochistan. As the PML-N continues to expand its presence in the province, it remains to be seen how this development will impact the region’s political landscape.
Mass Defection to PML-N: Balochistan Leaders Join Forces with Nawaz Sharif
In a significant development, leaders from the Balochistan Awami Party, Balochistan National Party (BNP Mengal), and National Party have announced their decision to join the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), expressing confidence in the leadership of Nawaz Sharif. The move comes after a high-level delegation, led by Nawaz Sharif, reached Quetta to meet with local leaders and discuss the inclusion program.
The meeting saw the participation of prominent figures, including former Chief Minister Jam Kamal, former federal ministers Sardar Fateh Mohammad Hosni, Mujibur Rahman Mohammad Hosni, Mir Asim Kurd, and Mir Dostin Domki, who announced their decision to join the PML-N. Additionally, former ministers Khan Muhammad Jamali, Faiq Jamali, Ghafoor Lahri, Muhammad Khan Lahri, Salim Khosa, Shoaib Noshirwani, Zeen Magsi, Sardar Abdul Rehman Kehitran, Sardar Masood Loni, Muhammad Khan Toor Usman Khel also joined the party.
The declaration also saw a long list of other notable figures, including Noor Mohammad Damar, Sher Gul Khalji, Haji Barkat Rand, Shaukat Bengalzai, Attaullah, Rababa Bilidi, Mir Anwar Shahwani, Sardar Ali Haider M. Hosni, Jafar Karim Bangar, Sardarzada Idris Taj, Agha Faisal Ahmadzai, Malik Shehryar, Ramin M. Hosni, and Haji Noorullah Lahri, who became part of the PML-N.
Meena Zeenat Shahwani, Subia Qabzai, Kashifa Gachki, Sardar Alam Tamrani, Mir Akhlaq Bizenjo Zehri, Rab Nawaz Behrani, and Haji Hanif Rand also announced their decision to join the PML-N, expressing their confidence in Nawaz Sharif’s leadership.
Earlier, Nawaz Sharif’s father had meetings with the leaders of National Party Pashtun Khawa Milli Awami Party in Quetta, where Shahbaz Sharif, Maryam Nawaz, Pervez Rashid, and other personalities, including Chairman Senate Sadiq Sanjrani, were present. The political leaders thanked Nawaz Sharif for visiting Balochistan and meeting them, praising his thinking and determination for the country’s development.
Nawaz Sharif said in the meetings that he will continue the tradition of walking with everyone, and that the development of Balochistan has always been dear to him. He highlighted PML-N’s efforts in laying a network of roads to eliminate poverty in Balochistan, including a 650 km long road from Quetta to Gwadar, which has provided excellent travel facilities and reduced the two-day journey to just 8 hours.
Nawaz Sharif also paid tribute to the 40 young people who lost their lives during the construction of the road. He emphasized that Balochistan has been connected to Sindh through the construction of roads from Gwadar to Khuzdar and Ratu Dero.
The mass defection to PML-N is seen as a significant development in Balochistan’s political landscape, with many leaders expressing their confidence in Nawaz Sharif’s leadership and commitment to the region’s development.
In related news, Sheikh Jaffar Mandokhail has been appointed as the head of PML-N in Balochistan, following a consensus among the newly elected members [[3]].
PML-N’s presence in Balochistan is already substantial, with a strong organizational structure in place [[1]]. The party has a significant following in the region, with several members elected to the National Assembly [[2]].
The latest development is expected to further strengthen PML-N’s position in Balochistan, with many seeing it as a positive step towards greater political cooperation and collaboration in the region.
