PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif and his brother, PML-N President Shahbaz Sharif appeared on the same page on Tuesday, agreeing to inject new vitality into the Pakistani democratic movement during negotiations and increase efforts to overthrow the government.

The talks between the brothers took place before the opposition coalition meets tomorrow in Islamabad.

In recent months, media and government representatives have speculated that there are differences in the practices of the two brothers. Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid called it the Noon Alliance (named after Nawaz Sharif) Separate From a so-called Sheen League (named after Shahbaz Sharif).

The source told Geographic News Shahbaz will hold a party meeting before the PDM meeting.

According to sources, Nawaz has instructed Shahbaz to mobilize the PML-N team to strengthen the anti-government movement.

At the same time, the former PDM member PPP also wishes the alliance good luck.

In fact, the Bharatiya Janata Party Chairman Vilavar Bhutto Zardari once again called on the opposition parties to bid for no confidence in Prime Minister Imran Khan and Prime Minister Punjab Usman Buzdal.

“If the opposition party raises a motion of no confidence against [Prime Minister] Imran Khan and [Chief Minister Punjab] Usman Buzdal, then we can get the government to step down tomorrow,” Vilavar said at a press conference earlier today.

Although the PPP and the alliance fell out and eventually withdrew, Bilawal made the above remarks.

PDM troubles

PDM is a multi-party opposition coalition, form On September 20, 2020, to overthrow the government led by PTI.

After the successful election campaign in the first few weeks, large-scale rallies were held across Pakistan, and differences began to emerge before and after the Senate election.

Since the appointment of Yousaf Raza Gillani of the PPP as the leader of the Senate opposition party, at the forefront of tensions have been PPP and PML-N-considered to be the two largest opposition parties in Pakistan.

Gilani’s appointment aroused PDM’s anger, and PDM stated that the move was carried out without his blessings.

PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz insisted that PML-N will obtain the position of leader of the opposition party in the Senate when it “decides” to run for a seat in the PPP during the election of the chairman of the Senate.

However, the PPP summoned 30 senators to select its candidate, and Gilani was appointed leader of the opposition party.

These numbers include 21 senators from the PPP itself, 2 BNP senators, 1 Islamic National Party senator, 2 independents from FATA, and 4 “independents” group led by Senator Dilawar Khan , They have left the Balochistan People’s Party to support Gilani’s election.

After seeking support from government allies (BAP members), PDM subsequently issued a notice explaining the reasons to PPP and ANP. This was considered by both parties to be extremely offensive and caused them Withdraw from the alliance.

After the breakup, the entanglement between the two sides continued, and the rift seemed to widen over time.

In the NA-249 by-election in Karachi, PPP and PML-N sent their respective candidates, and Abdul Qadir Mandokhel of PPP won the competition. PML-N blames PPP Steal the election.

In turn, the PPP required evidence of the allegations and even named PML-N “Original selection“And “Its selectivity is second only to PTI.”

Maulana Fazlur Rehman, the head of PDM from the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Fazl faction, has stated many times that he hopes to give PPP and ANP a chance to return to the camp.

In his latest report trying to bridge the differences between the two parties, it is said that it is close to Eid al-Fitr, the PDM chief Can try After Eid al-Fitr, PPP and ANP are invited to rejoin.

President PML-N has also been committed to bringing PPP and ANP back in order to put pressure on the government again more effectively.

Shahbaz before the last major PDM meeting in May Say At the press conference: “Neither party has the right to take the other out or kick out [of the alliance]. PDM is a forum where decisions are made by consensus. ”

On May 29th, PDM met for the last time, the alliance Reject the government’s electoral reform As “leaning to one side”, it announced a new wave of protest rallies across the country.