Rana Sanaullah discusses political landscape in Pakistan

In a recent interview, former interior minister and PML-N leader Rana Sanaullah made significant remarks regarding the political landscape in Pakistan. Sanaullah emphasized the power of resistance in garnering votes, acknowledging that both he and the PTI founder engaged in resistance throughout their political careers. Despite his association with Nawaz Sharif for over three decades and his history of political resistance, Sanaullah admitted that the PTI founder also demonstrated a strong stance of resistance.

Reflecting on the recent election results, Sanaullah expressed a nuanced view, questioning whether the PTI's resistance had a negative impact on PML-N's compromise strategies. He highlighted internal party dynamics, including his opposition to forming a coalition government, and addressed controversies surrounding election outcomes.

Furthermore, Sanaullah delved into past interactions with key figures in Pakistani politics, such as a tense exchange with Qamar Javed Bajwa over legal matters. He also discussed the Faizabad sit-in, attributing the decision to Tehreek-e-Labbaik and dispelling misconceptions about external influences on the protest.

Concluding the interview, Sanaullah expressed concerns about political stability in the country, singling out the PTI founder as a potential obstacle. He called for accountability among politicians and emphasized the need for introspection within political parties to ensure stability and progress.