Nawaz Sharif accuses the Pakistani army of attempting to rig elections

Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif accused the Pakistani army and his agency of Intelligence Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) to try to rig elections the favor of some political parties like Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) led by Imran Khan

"DG ISPR General Asif Ghafoor has presented clarifications and justifications mentioning Faiz Hameed of the ISI It is unfortunate that the justifications were made on political affairs rather than on military affairs, "said Nawaz Sharif while he was addressing media in London

. Nawaz Sharif's remarks were made in the context of Asif Ghafoor's major July 10th press conference on how the military will badist the Pakistan Election Commission in the elections in which DG ISPR Hameed mentioned

Asif Ghafoor said that General Hameed and his team had been essential to defeating terrorism in the country. Hameed is the head of the anti-espionage wing in the ISI

The former prime minister alleged that it is General Hameed and his team who are responsible for the realignment of the members of his party with the party of Imran Khan. ISI of Political Engineering, Nawaz Sharif also said that only the PKU has the mandate to conduct elections, and no one else could do it. He added that everything that was happening in Pakistan today had been detrimental to his electoral process.

The former prime minister said that while saluting the Pakistani army, he believes that they defy the oath they took not to interfere in the electoral process. Nawaz Sharif and her daughter, Maryam Nawaz, are expected to return to Pakistan on July 13. On July 6, Nawaz was sentenced to 10 years in prison and fined £ 8 million. the reference case Avenfield, while Maryam was sentenced to seven years in prison and a fine of two million pounds by the court of responsibility.

Nawaz's son-in-law, Captain Muhammad Safdar was sentenced to one year in jail. He was arrested by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) after participating in a PML-N rally in Rawalpindi. He was introduced to the Islamabad Assessment Court by NAB before being transferred to Adiala Prison.

Meanwhile, armed forces spokesman Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor pledged full support of the institution in the upcoming elections. The PML-N's supreme representative and his daughter said that they would visit the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) on their return home Friday after the verdict of Avenfield

. Last Friday, in a landmark verdict, the Audfield Court of Justice sentenced Nawaz Sharif to 10 years in jail and Maryam to seven years.

The Avenfield case was one of three cases of corruption brought against the former prime minister and his children by the NAB on the orders of the Supreme Court in the Panama Papers case