Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has delegated the responsibility to his brother, Shehbaz, to address the legal challenges anticipated upon his impending return in October. It has been reported that Shehbaz is scheduled to land in Pakistan on Thursday, where he will convene a crucial meeting with the party's legal team.
Meanwhile, Maryam Nawaz, Nawaz's daughter, has been entrusted with the task of orchestrating the arrangements to welcome the PMLN chief upon his return on October 21.
Shehbaz has already taken the initiative of prohibiting party leaders from departing the country and has instructed them to channel their efforts towards facilitating Nawaz Sharif's warm reception. This strategic move underscores the importance of a cohesive and legally sound plan for the former Prime Minister's return.
Nawaz Sharif's imminent return to Pakistan marks a significant event, as it comes after an extended exile period of nearly four years, during which he primarily resided in London. Notably, he chose to remain abroad even while his brother held the position of Prime Minister within the Pakistan Democratic Movement-led government.
The forthcoming return of the ex-Prime Minister is poised to bring about substantial political developments in the country, and the meticulous preparations being undertaken by his family and party members reflect the anticipation and importance surrounding this event.