Abbasi, Sana and Ahsan Noon are three unique league members

ISLAMABAD (Tariq Butt) - Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, Rana Sanaullah and Ahsan Iqbal are three extraordinary individuals who have not stopped voting despite their imprisonment.news world ahmed

These three are brave enough to break the rules as some of their peers, no one is obliged to give their opinions and views on political matters as they did before going to prison. As far as PML-N is concerned, it has become an important critique of the present government which once again looks like a symbol of their imprisonment.current world news

The main motive behind his imprisonment was to remove him from the political scene so that the Muslim League-Noon loses its eloquent and courageous leaders at a time when it faces many major challenges and pressures and to maintain a vibrant political existence. Fighting for its survival.

Abbasi, Sanaullah and Ahsan Iqbal hold the major positions of PML-N, the first of which is its senior vice president, the second Punjab chapter president and the third is its secretary general.

Even in the presence and absence of the Sharif brothers in Pakistan, they have been the true face of the Nun League and have presented its policies.current world news

When these leaders were behind bars, Khwaja Asif, a parliamentary leader of the Nun League, has been running the show primarily in the lower house. He is facing several investigations at the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) and the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) but has not been arrested yet.

First, Rana Sanaullah was granted bail by the Lahore High Court in a drug trafficking case. A few weeks later, former prime ministers Abbasi and Ahsan Iqbal were granted bail the same day.

From the day of his release, the three leaders have been active in presenting their congregation's strategies as before. When Nawaz Sharif is seriously ill, is being treated in the UK and Nun League President Shahbaz Sharif is in London to care for him, the responsibility of running the party falls on the shoulders of Abbasi, Sanaullah and Ahsan Iqbal. Contrary to their view of pursuing the same old but risky strategy, some Nun Liga leaders have preferred silence since the High Courts secured their bail.

Before his imprisonment he was very aggressive and quarrelsome. New League Vice President Maryam Nawaz is also among the leaders who have been silent since receiving bail from the High Courts. There was a time when she was the name of PML-N, along with her father, uncle, and other party leaders sent to prison.

Although Shahbaz Sharif is not silent on his bail, he is not as active in politics as he is expected to be when he holds the important office of his party. The main reason for this is his stay in London.

Former finance minister Muftiah Ismail has also remained silent since his bail.