Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif has made an emotional appeal to the country after he was sentenced to 10 years in the case of corruption. After declaring the 10-year sentence by the Supreme Court, Sharif said, "I will return, do not leave me alone" At present, Nawaz Sharif is living in London with his wife and daughter. 

On Friday, for the Avenfield Corruption case in London, the Supreme Court has convicted Nawaz Sharif for 10 years and his daughter, Mary, for 7 years. Nearly 73 million rupees corruption blame have been imposed on Nawaz Sharif and 18 million rupees on Mary. At the same time, the court has issued a lifetime arrest warrant against him, calling both Hussein and Hassan Nawaz Sharif's fugitive. 

According to the Pakistani report in the famous English newspaper 'Dawn' of Pakistan, after the announcement of Suja, Nawaz Sharif made an emotional appeal to the people of the country. Talking about the continuation of the struggle for the Pakistani people, Nawaz has appealed that he should not be left alone in this difficult hour.

The former prime minister made an emotional appeal saying that he got punishment because he tried to free the people of Pakistan from the enslavement of some generals and judges. Nawaz said, "I promise that these conflicts will continue until the Pakistani becomes free, which is not free from those generals and judges, in which he was constrained to tell the truth." 

In Pakistan, there will be general elections on the 25th of July. A few days before the election, the announcement of the conviction for Nawaz Sharif is being considered as a major setback for the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz ie PML-N. Therefore, Nawaz Sharif is playing an Emotional Card. In this, his daughter is also accompanying him. Both of them have done a press conference in London on Friday to make the country aware of their future strategy in a way.

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