PML-N and PTI
ISLAMABAD: The clash between the PML-N and PTI supporters today reached its climax a day ahead of the landing of Nawaz Sharif in Islamabad on Saturday (Oct 21).
Both, the PML-N and PTI activists and supporters’ posts are top trending on the X-platform (earlier Twitter) on Friday.
PML-N’s group tweet “I will go to Minar-e-Pakistan” is one of the two top trends on X network today.
Meanwhile, PTI’s slogan “Justice is Dead” also appears on the top of this platform.
The activists and supporters of both arch-rival political parties are freely targeting the leaders of each other with sarcastic and abusive tones.
Moreover, PML-N has released its new anthem ahead of Nawaz Sharif’s return to Pakistan.
This song perfectly represents the euphoric feelings of every Pakistani on the return of Nawaz Sharif. The anticipation, the excitement, the optimism…It's all palpable!!
— Maryam Nawaz Sharif (@MaryamNSharif) October 19, 2023
Welcome back my leader. Your motherland awaits you Insha’Allah 🇵🇰pic.twitter.com/iwWZOW0A92
Meanwhile, PML-N released a new anthem on social media just a day before the arrival of Nawaz Sharif in Pakistan.
Addressing the ceremony, Maryam Nawaz said that the past was Muslim League-N, the present is also Muslim League-N and the future is also Muslim League-N.
The workers have made full preparations for the return of Nawaz Sharif.
Maryam Nawaz said that Nawaz Sharif is coming to Pakistan to lead the country on the path of development again. The leader of the PML-N said that Shahbaz Sharif, the loyalty he has shown to his brother Nawaz Sharif, October 21 is the day of the reward of that loyalty.
عوام کا سوال : آپ کو یہ غریب قوم تنخواہ کرپشن ختم کرنے کے لئے دیتی ہے یا کرپشن مقدمات ختم کرنے کے لئے؟#ہو_گئی_انصاف_کی_موت pic.twitter.com/ZSSWvBkcjp
— PTI (@PTIofficial) October 19, 2023
Meanwhile, “Justice is Dead” is also a top trend on X-platform on Friday. Scores of the PTI activists are giving tough time to the PML-N leaders and supporters on the social media.
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