ISLAMABAD: The All Pakistan Muslim League (APML) will hold a public meeting in Islamabad on February 4 that is expected to be participated by a large number of people.
APML Chairman General (r) Pervez Musharraf will address the meeting through a video link.
According to a statement issued by the APML central information wing, the party has started its election campaign and it will fully participate in the 2018 general election.
Islamabad public meeting is a continuation of the APML’s series of public meetings that are being held in all major cities of the country.
The statement added that the “message of General (r) Pervez Musharraf was inspiring millions of people in the country and the disappointed masses are looking forward to the APML as the only hope to get the country out of this chaotic situation”.
For Islamabad public meeting, the APML started its preparations and party’s Secretary General Dr Muhammad Amjad had directed party workers to put their utmost efforts for the success of the meeting. In a message Dr Amjad said that the February 4 meeting would convey a message to the political opponents and they would get to know about the popularity of General Musharraf.
The APML leadership has already started corner meetings in the federal capital and adjacent areas for the success of the meeting.
Party leadership said that General Musharraf was a symbol of hope, peace and prosperity and his message was inspiring everyone, particularly the youth.
Published in Daily Times, January 21st 2018.
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