PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif. — Photo by APP/File

LAHORE: Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz's chief Nawaz Sharif on Saturday said Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani should apprise the nation on the status of parliament’s resolution which was passed in the wake of the Abbottabad operation, DawnNews reported.

The resolution called for a review of security and foreign policies and condemned the US raid on the Abbottabad compound in which al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden was killed.

The resolution further stated that in the event of another US operation Pakistan would consider cutting off the supply route for US and allied troops in Afghanistan.

Nawaz Sharif further said that Pakistan stood isolated on the international stage, adding that Pakistan could not allow the world community to ridicule it.

Nawaz said Pakistanis can improve their condition only by rebelling from it. He criticised military regimes for manipulating the country's judiciary and mistreating judges in case of unfavourable verdicts.  — DawnNews

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