Maryam demands justice for Nawaz before holding elections.

SHEIKHUPURA -- Pakistan Muslim League: Nawaz Senior Vice President and Chief Organiser Maryam Nawaz said on Tuesday that elections would not be acceptAable until and unless party suApremo Nawaz Sharif was proAvided justice.

Addressing the PML: N orAganisational convention, she said the scale of justice should be balanced first and then elections should be held in the country. She said, after proAviding justice to Nawaz Sharif, the PML: N would be ready for polls even if those were held tomorrow.

She said the PML: N would not only contest elections but also win it with a thumpAing majority. She said that PTI held a rally in Lahore on MonAday which was rejected by people, because they did not want to sacrifice their children for a person who hid himself under a charpoy when the poAlice arrived at his residence to arrest him. Maryam regretted that the PTI chairman was using the party workers and women as a human shield. The PML: N leader said she reAspected Zille Shah, a PTI worker, who was killed in a road accident some days ago. She said that she heard Zille Shah's father telling a TV channel that when the body of his son was lying in a hospital, Imran Khan called him to Zaman Park residence to offer condolences. Maryam said that old man was made to wait for over two hours before he could meet the 'king', (Imran Khan). She said Imran Khan insultAed not only the father of his martyred party worker but also all political workers.

Referring to former chief justice Saqib Nisar's remarks about her, she said: 'I want to tell 'Dam wala baba' that Maryam Nawaz has been brought up by Nawaz Sharif and Kalsoom Nawaz, both gentle persons, and their daughter is also a cultured woman,' Maryam said that she did not misbehave but showed people like Saqib Nisar their real face. She said she would continue raising her voice against the oppression and injustice. She said nations and leaders face difficulties in their life, adding that real leaders face all hard times with bravery but those lacking courage always hide themselves in their houses. She...