Shehbaz Sharif claims Nawaz Sharif's return and vows to end corruption

Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) president and former prime minister Shehbaz Sharif said Nawaz Sharif would return as Pakistan’s prime minister om February 8, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
In a workers convention at Gulshan Ravi Football Ground, Shehbaz cited the report of Transparency International, which showed that corruption had increased under the Imran Khan-led PTI government, while it had decreased during Nawaz Sharif's regime.
He promised to give laptops and educational scholarships to the youth on merit, and criticized the PTI for neglecting the education and health sectors.
He also criticized Pakistan People’s Party’s chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari without taking his name and said a party talks to hold debate with a certain person without taking into account the fact that even the schools in that province where they ruled have neither desks nor roofs.
He asked them to compare even a hospital from Rajanpur with the hospitals of other provinces and then asked to hold a debate.
He said that running a government of 13 parties was not easy, and that he was a man of merit who had faced false allegations.
He accused the PTI government of ruining the Rs20 billion PKLI project and terminating all development works of Nawaz Sharif's era.
He urged the people to vote for PML-N and seal the sign of the lion on February 8.