Year 2020 should be year of elections.

SIALKOT -- PML-N Central General Secretary Ch Ahsan Iqbal on Monday claimed that the year 2020 should be the year of general elections in Pakistan, as all the opposition parties are agreed on a one-point agenda of holding early general elections.

Talking to the newsmen near Shakagarh near here, the PML-N stalwart said that the PML-N is more united than ever across the country and morale of its workers is high and strong like rock.

The former federal interior minister said that the PML-N would take out rallies against India on Oct 27,2019 and the party would observe the day as Black Day against the Indian state terrorism, uncontrolled larger scale human rights violations, genocide and custodial killings of the innocent Kashmiris in the landlocked Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

He said that all the opposition parties would participate in anti-government public meeting to be held at Islamabad and would announce their joint 'Charter of Demands' there. He said that the government is trying to a giving a 'lolly pop' to the opposition in shape of invitation for dialogues. He said that there is no doubt to say that the PTI government is in 'hot waters' after the sit-in call given by the JUI-F Chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman.

He said that the incumbent rulers have put the country's integrity and solemnity on stake due to the failed economic and political policies. He said that the PTI government has become a big danger for the country, which has pushed the country into quicksand of the foreign loans. He said that the only solution to all the prevailing internal and external challenges in holding early general elections and the year 2020 should be declared as the year of annual general elections in the country.

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