Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed a strong conviction on Saturday that Nawaz Sharif, his family and former Prime Minister of Pakistan, will be the coming Prime Minister if their party secures palm in the forthcoming choices. Speaking to elderly media labor force, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif confidently stated that Nawaz Sharif has completed his five- time disqualification term and that the recent Supreme Court verdict won’t pose any obstacles to his training. He was representing the Supreme Court’s verdict from the former day, in which the Supreme Court( Review of Judgments and Orders) Act 2023 was annulled. This act had been a content of legal contention and its abolition has counteraccusations for the political geography. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasized the significance of their political opinions in the environment of conserving the state, indeed if it meant risking their own political positions. He stressed that the correction in the election law had established a five- time disqualification period, which has now been completed by Nawaz Sharif. He reiterated that Nawaz Sharif will be their party’s seeker for the Prime Ministerial position. Regarding the ongoing conversations about the caretaker Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif mentioned that consultations with the opposition are listed for today .However, the matter can be appertained to the administrative commission or the election commission for a decision, If he and the opposition leader fail to reach a agreement on the caretaker Prime Minister. He also stressed that it’s the responsibility of the election commission to organize the election process grounded on the new population tale data. He reflected on the once consequences that the country has faced due to colorful factors and posed questions about Pakistan’s standing in comparison to its neighbors after 75 times of actuality. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif concluded by affirming that the decision to hold choices will rest with the election commission, emphasizing the significance of transparent and fair choices as a foundation of the popular process.