Can Nawaz Sharif bounce? Why did the former Prime Minister Pak land here and the possibilities for him

Before the elections to the National Assembly, in full shock to former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his family, Sharif was sentenced to ten years in prison and a fine of eight million pounds in the Avenfield case, while Maryam, his daughter, was sentenced to seven years in prison and a fine of two million pounds. With this decision, Maryam is prevented from standing for election. Her husband, Captain (ret) Muhammad Safdar, was also sentenced to one year in prison. The verdict in the Avenfield case was read by Judge Mohammad Bashir after postponing the announcement four times a day. The case concerns the ownership of Avenfield properties in London by the Sharif family

The National Accountability Bureau had filed the case on the Supreme Court's directions in the Panamagate's historic verdict of 2017, which disqualified Sharif

. The civilian establishment is a usual event in the country, with military coups, with political exiles of prominent leaders, including Nawaz Sharif in the past.

By the way, Sharif and Maryam are currently in London since June 14 with Kulsoom, Sharif's wife, who is suffering from cancer and is undergoing treatment there. Kulsoom was diagnosed with throat cancer last year.

The decision came weeks before the general elections in Pakistan on July 25, and according to several media reports, it could negatively impact the Pakistani Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N). However, Sharif rejected any wrongdoing and insisted that everything was done with legitimate money. After the conviction, he was not sure that Sharif and Maryam would come back to face rigorous incarceration. However, some badysts believe that if they come back, this could increase the chances of good representation in the elections by the PML-N because of the vote of sympathy.

Sharif said that he was not a thief and would return to Pakistan shortly thereafter. his wife has regained consciousness. Claiming to fight "injustice," Sharif said, "I will continue my struggle until the Pakistani people are released from slavery imposed by certain generals and judges." baderted that if the punishment for "demanding respect for the vote is jail, I come to face it", adding that he "will not be a slave to those who violate their oath and the Constitution of Pakistan ", according to an ANI report.

Also, this is not the first time that the Sharif family is facing problems.The triple prime minister has had a troubling journey to capture the power of the family.

Nawaz Sharif was born in a Kashmiri industrial family in Lahore in 1949. In 1976, he entered politics by joining the Pakistan Muslim League, and in 1981 he joined the provincial cabinet. from Punjab as finance minister, becoming chief minister of Punjab in 1985. PML is split later and Nawaz has formed the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N). It's the party he's heading today.

In 1990, he was elected prime minister. However, in 1993, he was removed from office by the Pakistani president. He was reinstated by the Supreme Court but later resigned under pressure and his party lost the elections of the People's Party of Benazir Bhutto.

In 1997, Sharif was elected prime minister for the second time. Again in 1999, he was overthrown by General Pervez Musharraf, the fourth taken from the country since independence in 1947.

After the coup, he was convicted of corruption and sentenced to life imprisonment for a hijacking of the plane. He ordered the Musharraf plane not to land in Islamabad, the country's capital.

Between 2000 and 2007, he was allowed to exile in Saudi Arabia in 2000 due to an agreement with the army. In addition, in 2008, he lost the election of Benazir Bhutto's party. Bhutto was badbadinated before the elections, the incident was described as one of the tapes of Pakistani democracy. In 2013, Nawaz Sharif was elected prime minister for the third time, continued until 2017. Disqualification by the Supreme Court.

The implications:

In the meantime, the decision just before the crucial elections of July 25 has highlighted different political narratives for the country. Imran Khan, Sharif's rival, leads a fierce attack on Sharif. Allegations of corruption and 'soft booth & # 39; on the policies against India are among the political weapons deployed by the political party of Khan, Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI).

On July 7, reacting to the verdict of the Sharif, Imran Khan said, "I would like to ask the people who stood near Nawaz Sharif, do not you have to answer Allah?" He is responsible for Rs 30,0000 crore , the money that went into the accounts of his children.Everyone knew that he was lying.All was exposed to the court. "

Khan's political rivalry can be understood by the fact that even before the verdict was pronounced, Khan had said that Sharif would be sent to prison because of his corruption, "Sharif did not remember his wife while she was under treatment in London and that He was holding public meetings across the country, "said the politician turned politician

Before Sharif left for London, he was addressing public meetings, s & # 39; taking the army and the security establishment to remove him to court because that he had dared to judge Pervez Musharraf. military leader who ousted him by a coup in 1999, for treason after becoming prime minister in 2013 and for his pbadion for peace with India.

Sharif, in recent years, talked about the policies of Pakis mighty military of tan. He had already questioned the anti-terrorist policy of the army

. There are obvious reasons why the army occupies a prominent place in public policy. The perceived threat to India forces his establishment to allocate huge funds for the army. This notion of a threat from past debacles has created a sense of fear in Pakistan. All this has led the military to badert and emphasize that they need more autonomy to protect the country from India. This is one of the most important reasons why the military has been able to show the way out to elected governments in the past.

The formation of Bangladesh, formerly East Pakistan, is considered a major debacle for the military in Pakistan.

Another reason was the country's low political maturity. The internal divide and political instability since its establishment as a separate nation. Between 1947 and 1957, the country witnessed instability and seven prime ministers ruled during this period

Meanwhile, the problems of the Sharif family will yield results that are not yet exactly known. The family can still go to the High Court and then to the Supreme Court. In the middle of the elections and later the results would clearly show where the country's politics are going.

For India, improving ties with Pakistan has been a top priority. But with the terrorist activities pushed by it, created problems for India. With ample evidence against the Pakistani military involvement of the destabilizing Indian borders, the election results would be closely monitored. The fate of the Sharif family is now before the people's court. However, what kind of legal proceedings would move when Sharif returned to Pakistan would determine the country's policy.