ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party meeting has rejected the government’s plan to present a money budget.
According to details, the senior leadership of the opposition party PML-N attended the party meeting in which it was decided that PML-N leaders would use the platform of joint opposition to raising voices against the mini-budget.
The party meeting was chaired by PML-N Vice President Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and Parliamentary Leader in the National Assembly Khawaja Asif. During this time, the country’s economy, political situation, and strategies to counter government bills were also considered.
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During the meeting, party leaders said that the PTI’s allied parties were playing with the public interest by being part of the government’s anti-people measures. It also considered making allies part of its movement.
It was decided that on the day of the presentation of the mini-budget and bills, the united opposition should ensure the presence of all members of parliament and not allow the bills to be passed. PML-N members said that the wrong decisions of the government led to increasing in inflation.
