'Will Ask Shehbaz Sharif To Make Me PM': Nawaz Sharif's New PoK 'Desire'
Nawaz Sharif has expressed a deep personal connection to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, referring to the region as his second home. During recent remarks, he highlighted his ancestral roots in Kashmir and emphasized the territory's significance alongside Punjab.

Nawaz Sharif, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan and leader of the PML-N, recently spoke about his emotional and ancestral ties to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. He stated that the region holds the same level of importance to him as his home province of Punjab, citing his family's migratory history from the area.
During his address, Sharif humorously remarked on his willingness to take on leadership roles related to the region. He indicated that his commitment to the territory is driven by a desire to witness development and progress that mirrors the advancements seen in other major Pakistani provinces.
The veteran politician's comments come amidst a broader political discourse regarding the governance and status of regional territories. He reiterated that his focus remains on strengthening ties between the central leadership and the local administration to ensure better public service delivery.
The Times of India



