Arif Chaudhary
London: Under the chairmanship of the president of Pakistan Muslim League Q UK, Syed Rizwan Hashmi, an important meeting of British officials was held at the central secretariat of Muslim League UK, Oldham, in which the important issues of the party’s organization and the agenda for the upcoming general election in Pakistan were discussed. After the special participation of Muslim League UK General Secretary Dr. Shaukat Ali Shaikh, Party President Syed Rizwan Hashmi gave Ishaya at Piri Piri Kababash Restaurant. SCO President Rana Hamza – Birmingham President Muhammad Shafiq – London President Muhammad Asif Muslim League Legal Forum Rana Naeem Sarwar – Youth Wing Birmingham President Muhammad Shehzad and other party leaders participated in the meeting. But the party members gave their own opinion. The participants congratulated caretaker Prime Minister Anwar Haq Kakar and Pakistan Army Chief General Hafiz Asif Munir for the steps taken by Muslim League UK and Overseas Pakistanis to improve the declining economy of the country. Muslim League UK President Syed Rizwan Hashmi, General Secretary Dr. Shaukat Ali and others further said that the current caretaker government, army and judiciary are working sincerely to take the economy of Pakistan in the right direction. In this regard, the party said in a joint statement that the Pakistan Muslim League and its leadership, President Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain, General Secretary Tariq Bashir Cheema, Chief Organizer Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar, Chaudhry Shafi Hussain, Chaudhry Salik Hussain and the Overseas Pakistani Brave Army and its commanders. Hafiz Asif is standing like a leaden wall with Munir, General Secretary of Muslim League of Great Britain Dr. Shaukat Ali said in response to a question that elections are the beauty of democracy, but given the current economic situation of the country, if the current setup is given a little more time. Finally, a special prayer was made for the forgiveness of the late Ramzan Chaudhry, the brother of former Governor Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar, the chief organizer of the Muslim League.
