Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah on Sunday termed his arch rival in Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Chaudhry Sher Ali 'mad' and said that he did not want to respond to his allegations. Speaking to media persons about the strong statements Pakistan People's Party (PPP) leader Asif Ali Zardari has recently issued about Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Sanaullah said that Zardari's statements were worsening the situation.
He claimed that there was no leader as experienced as Nawaz in entire South Asia. He said Zardari should do what he has learnt. "His balanced statements can resolve the situation," he added.
Meanswhile, Sanaullah was against targeted by Chaudhry Sher Ali. Attending the inauguration ceremony of a 132KV grid station near Jhaal Bridge in Faisalabad, Chaudhry Sher Ali seemed to be in good mood.
Laughing on a question regarding Sanaullah, Sher Ali said that Sanaullah was the minister for "violation of law".
"Previously Sanaullah had killed 20 people, but now after having killed Rana Atif, he has killed 21," he alleged.
Sher Ali further said that the decision about the mayor of Faisalabad would not be made in Lahore.
Responding to a question about the allegations by Chaudhry Sher Ali, Sanaullah said that he did not have time to waste on Sher Ali, as he had lost his mind.
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