Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N) leader Nawaz Sharif has been shocked to throw shoes A person threw a shoe at Nawaz at a function in Lahore. Earlier on Saturday, in the Sialkot, the country's Foreign Minister Khwaja Asif was killed by throwing ink.
Nawaz Sharif is actually going through an adverse period. On the complaint of the Panama Paper scandal, the Prime Minister had to step down. The head of the party has moved away from the post. It was a disgrace to throw shoes in public.
One of Dawn's news is, the Mufti Mohammad in Lahore Nawaz Sharif joined Hussain Naimi in the memorial At the time of going to the stage, the audience threw a shoe at Nawaz Sharif. The former Prime Minister touched his ears gently touching his shoes. In the video footage, Nawaz was shocked by the sudden shattering of shoe. Volunteers at the ceremony kept on sticking to the young man. He was then handed over to the security forces. After leaving the uncomfortable talk of a few words, Nawaz Sharif left from there. He also urged to pray for Hussein Naimi.
The name and identity of the young man was not disclosed.
Nawaz Sharif has criticized former PM Nawaz Sharif from the Nawaz Sharif to the opposition. Everyone has strongly condemned the incident. Intellectuals from the civil society of the country, angry at Nawaz Sharif's shoes.
Though Sharif's issue was not discussed, two leaders and one minister of Pakistan were attacked in the last two days.
Last year, the names of Nawaz and his family members came in the Panama Paper scandal. Nawaz, who was disqualified for the post of Prime Minister in the court's verdict, failed to provide the sources of information to the inquiry committee formed in front of him. Then he was forced to resign. Then, in the verdict of the Supreme Court, he was disqualified as head of the Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N), his political party. Afterwards, PML-N was elected as the interim Chief of Nawaz Sharif's brother, Punjab Province Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif. Nawaz Sharif has been declared as a 'life-long leader' of the party.
