ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has contacted Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz’s senior leader and Former Faisalabad mayor Chaudhary Sher Ali and discussed the dispute between him and Punjab’s law minister Rana Sanaullah.
Chaudhary Sher Ali is hospitalized in a hospital in Marree.
PM suggested Shair Ali not to highlight party’s internal issues in media rather solve them on table.
He asked Sher Ali to provide him the proofs and details of cases about the allegations he leveled against Rana Sanaullah in his previous speech.
PM ensured him to take obligatory action on his claims if found true.
Earlier, Ali had accused law minister for being involved in killings of 20 people and said, “People like Sanaullah hinder good governance.”
Ali, father of State Minister of Water and Power Abid Sher Ali, said a man in custody had told police that he had killed 20 people at the behest of an SHO patronised by the law minister.
“Provincial Assembly Members (MPA) Malik Nawaz, Mian Muhammad Tahir Jameel, Irfan Manan and my son were on his hit-list,” Ali told the workers.
“It is unfortunate that such a powerful man should be behind so many killings,” he said.
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