A Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader on Sunday criticised a rival political party for what he described as “crying” after defeat, saying elections are won through performance rather than allegations and complaints.
Speaking during the ongoing electoral process, PML-N leader Marriyum Aurangzeb said that while complaints may sometimes attract sympathy and votes, “threats and accusations do not win elections.”
He claimed that there was a visible surge of activity in PML-N camps across Punjab, including Muzaffarabad, adding that party supporters were actively participating in the voting process.
“The PML-N voter is turning out across Punjab, and the voters are in charge today. The whole of Pakistan is watching,” he said.
Addressing political opponents, the leader urged them to face the electoral contest with courage instead of making complaints.
“You cannot fight an election by crying. You have to demonstrate your performance to the people,” he said.
Expressing confidence in his party’s prospects, he predicted that after Mirpur, the PML-N would also emerge victorious in Muzaffarabad and across Punjab.
The remarks came as polling continued in the ongoing elections, with political parties expressing confidence in their respective electoral performances.
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