It seems that PML-N Senior Vice President Maryam Nawaz’s son Junaid Safdar will start his political career in Pakistan. As per media reports, Junaid Safdar is set to reach Pakistan to settle there permanently.
It is being reported that Junaid Safdar will move to Pakistan and will assist his mother Maryam Nawaz after her promotion as PML-N’s senior vice president and chief organizer. Junaid is currently in Doha, Qatar with his wife Ayesha Saif. The young couple is expected to return to Pakistan this week and settle permanently.
Junaid Safdar, a Cambridge graduate, has two Master’s and two Bachelor’s degrees from UK universities. He is a polo enthusiast and has won multiple competitions representing British universities.
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Interestingly, reports of Junaid Safdar possibly kickstarting his political career in Pakistan are gaining a lot of criticism on social media as netizens accuse PML-N of dynastic politics.
No one would be accepting Junaid Safdar in politics, even the senior members of party have a bit of self respect in them, they would not accept him too, but beecharo ki sunta kon ha!!!
Pakistan is done with dynastic politics.— Rafiea (@Rafiea_Arshad) January 5, 2023
He is expected to assist his mother Maryam Nawaz who will now take center stage in PML-N after her promotion. PML-N President Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif approved her appointment.
Maryam Nawaz was earlier holding the office of PML-N’s vice president before the promotion and has been highly active in running the party’s election campaigns and holding public gatherings in different cities. With her new role as PML-N Senior Vice President and Chief Organizer, Maryam Nawaz will reshuffle PML-N at all levels/tiers.
Pertinent to mention that Maryam Nawaz left Pakistan for London last year with the pretext of returning with her father former Prime Minister and PML-N supreme leader Nawaz Sharif. Currently, the father-daughter duo is in Geneva. Maryam Nawaz is expected to return to the country in about a week after her Geneva visit. However, Nawaz Sharif’s return has yet to be finalized.
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