The PML-N on Tuesday formally kicked off its election campaign in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), with party supremo Nawaz Sharif addressing supporters in the regional capital.
Flanked by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, the ex-premier began his address by noting that he was among the people of Muzaffarabad after several years.
He expressed his affection for the people of Kashmir and highlighted the absence of a motorway between Kohala and Muzaffarabad.
“A most beautiful motorway should be constructed along the Jhelum River from Mansehra to Muzaffarabad, and from Muzaffarabad to Mirpur,” the PML-N supremo said.
On June 20, the PML-N announced its candidates for 37 of the 45 constituencies of the AJK Legislative Assembly.
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