Four disgruntled PML-N MPAs on Tuesday blamed their party leadership Nawaz Sharif and Maryam Nawaz for ‘ditching’ the legislators on resignations issue as nothing happened on January 31, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

The MPAs termed their party leadership “RAW agents” arguing how it was possible for someone (Modi) to come without a visa and attend a wedding in Lahore.

The dissidents slammed the central leaders for levelling baseless allegations against the national institutions and demanded Nawaz Sharif to quit party leadership.

Nishat Ahmad Daha, Faisal Khan Niazi, Mian Jalil Sharqpuri and Ashraf Ansari addressed a joint news conference at Lahore Press Club.

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All of them, talked one by one and asked for how long Nawaz Sharif will deceive people and vowed to resist the leadership of a woman.

The MPAs hinted at using the legal option to achieve their goals. Ashraf Ansari said, “We believe Nawaz Sharif as a leader but he proved that he is not able to lead people anymore. In troubled times, Mian Sahib always goes abroad to live a lavish life leaving behind the workers own their own.” 

Jalil Sharapuri complained about the way Rana Sanaullah talked on issues. He questioned Maryam Nawaz about the announcements for resigning from the assemblies. He said that the nation has not supported the narrative of PML-N and the central leadership is causing damage to the country's image and its nationals. If they are willing to tender resignations, then they should do it to prove themselves, he said. Sharaqpuri criticised that they were talking about tendering resignations and participation in Senate elections at once.

On his turn, Nishat Khan Dhaha commented that the country will go forward under the leadership of Imran Khan. He said, “The time has proved that we are no rebels but those people are who used the country for their own vested interests.”

Separately, PML-N leader Azma Zahid Bukhari warned the PML-N MPAs and said those who would ditch the party would be made an example.