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Shahid Khaqan Abbasi announces to make new political party

Shahid Khaqan

ISLAMABAD: Former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has announced the formation of a new political party by the emphasizing that the politicians have to stop calling each other corrupt and thieves.

Former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, talking about the current political situation, said that political parties are not talking about the country’s problems and added that he is forming new political parties because there is no discussion to solve the problems of the people.

He said even in the current election campaign , no any political party discussed genuine issues of the country.

The former prime minister said that political parties are not talking about national issues and urged politicians to stop calling each other corrupt.

Talking to the media, he said that the February 8 election has become such a controversial election that it will harm the country because when people lose faith in the system, there is harm.

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