Nawaz Sharif refutes impression of deal with Army to come into power

PML-N  supremo has rejected the impression of deal with Pakistan Army for coming into power.

He was replying to a foreign journalist after casting his vote in Lahore.

Nawaz, who is contesting from NA-130, urged the masses to come out and vote as the country needs a one-party majority to bring stability.

"We rendered sacrifices to witness the day where we are today. We have to end this culture of abuse and indecency."

When asked to comment on the formation of a government after the elections and what would be his priority, Nawaz said a party must get the majority to rule independently without dependence on others.

"For God's sake! Don't talk about a coalition government. One-party majority is crucial for the country."

Taking a jibe indirectly at his rival Imran Khan's party, he said the country needs a healing touch.

He also highlighted the sacrifices of party leaders including Shehbaz Sharif, Maryam Nawaz and Hamza Shehbaz, saying they also spent time in jail.