When Nawaz Sharif and his companions were guiding Pakistan to come out of all the challenges (terrorism, load shutting, CPEC, etc.), and when he successfully put Pakistan back on track as a progressive and terrorism-free country, then conspiracies started against the PMLN government, and particularly against Nawaz Sharif. First, the three-time former prime minister Nawaz Sharif was ousted and disqualified from the office on a flimsy charge of failing to disclose potential wages from a ceremonial position he had once held in his son’s UAE-based company, and finally, Powers imposed Imran Khan on Pakistan in 2018 by literally stealing the elections.
Not only all the rules of a free and fair election were broken because of PMLN envy, but it also jeopardized all of Pakistan’s ongoing development programs, which Nawaz Sharif had launched with his tremendous vision, skills, and tireless work ethic. Those who imposed Imran khan knew it very well that Pakistan is geographically located in a very challenging area where we have external and internal threats and to neutralize these threats it is inevitable to have a strong reliable and experienced government. But the experiment of bringing Imran khan has not only made the lives of the general public miserable, but it also isolated Pakistan in the international arena. Neither America nor any other strong country is standing with Pakistan right now because of its policies. Nawaz Sharif acts as a role model with his bilateral policies with Arab countries.
They were more likely to increase their investment in Pakistan and let more Pakistani workers into their countries. On the other hand, if the Pakistani army had not intervened, Imran Khan’s disastrous bilateral policies would have effectively ended brotherly relations with Arab countries. further none of the Arab countries stood with Pakistan on the Kashmir cause because of our failed foreign policies. It is no secret that the economy is in a precarious position right now. Prime Minister Imran Khan’s government has been begging friendly countries for help and negotiating a bailout plan with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), but Khan lacks a comprehensive policy to turn the country’s economic ship around. The PTI’s only policy, after nearly four years in office, is Barrister Sardar Danish R Khan to criticize past governments for leaving a mismanaged economy in their wake rather than making economic changes. Pakistan’s economy is on the verge of collapse, with double-digit inflation. Pakistan’s economy is marginally stronger in the region than Afghanistan’s.
Food and fuel prices have nearly broken the middle and lower-middle classes’ backs, while the poor have been crushed. Their businesses have been forced to collapse by rising imports and a falling currency. After the government’s failed policies, including inflation, utility bill price hikes, gas load shedding, and excessive taxation, the common man is blaming not only Imran Khan, but also those who installed him for the country’s current problems. Since resuming office, Khan has used every tool at his disposal to remove Nawaz Sharif from politics. He imprisoned him, his daughter, brother, nephew, and loyalists to end their politics, but he had no idea that Nawaz Sharif’s ideology was unstoppable. The performance of Imran Khan has caused the powers to rethink their decision to impose him on Pakistan, and they are now looking for deals with Nawaz Sharif and requesting that he once again lead the country to prosperity and development. We know that Nawaz Sharif can bring back the good old days for Pakistanis. However, the most difficult test for Nawaz Sharif would be to protect civilian supremacy from the clutches of non-political powers.
