Timely decisions will make the election campaign effective, strengthen party discipline, and generate enthusiasm among workers. The party leadership should decide promptly, considering the sentiments of the workers, to enter the field with thorough preparation, says Hafiz Abdul Rehim. (Ghazir – Bureau Report) Hafiz Abdul Rehim, Secretary of Information and Broadcasting for Pakistan Muslim League (N) Gilgit Division, appealed to the party leadership, urging the heads of the district, provincial and federal parliamentary committees – chief commander Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, provincial president Hafiz Hafizur Rahman, district president Dr. Muhammad Musta’an, and all esteemed members – to finalize party ticket decisions on merit as soon as possible and announce the final candidates. He stated that timely decisions will not only further strengthen party discipline but also facilitate nominated candidates and workers in launching a robust and organized election campaign in their constituencies. He added that a clear and prompt announcement will create enthusiasm among workers and enable the party message to reach the public effectively. Hafiz Abdul Rehim expressed hope that the party leadership will decide quickly, taking into account workers’ sentiments and organizational requirements, so that PML‑N can contest the upcoming elections with full preparation.
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