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PML-N to Hold Talks with JAAC After Forming AJK Govt: Sanaullah
Rana Sanaullah said the party would negotiate with the Joint Awami Action Committee first after forming a government and winning 30 seats.
- The PML-N intensified its campaign for the 45-member AJK Legislative Assembly on Friday, expressing confidence in securing a two-thirds majority as voters in Bagh and Haveli head to the polls today, August 10.
- Adviser to the Prime Minister on Political Affairs Rana Sanaullah claimed the party secured 24 seats in the first two phases, asserting that six more seats would grant the PML-N a two-thirds majority in the AJK assembly.
- Once in power, the PML-N government will prioritize negotiations with the Joint Awami Action Committee, which demands abolishment of 12 seats reserved for refugees from Indian-held Kashmir.
- Sanaullah cited Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's approved Rs23 billion special package and Daanish Schools for AJK, pledging a Punjab-style development model to strengthen the party's electoral mandate.
- PML-N founder Nawaz Sharif will personally oversee major development schemes in AJK, aiming to fulfill election promises and consolidate the party's governance model across the region.
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