Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) senior leader Khawaja Asif said on Saturday that he will support Maryam Nawaz if the latter is appointed as the Punjab chief minister.
Speaking to a private television channel, the former defence minister said: "The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) had spent 14 months with us with love. So it is not impossible to form a government with the PPP again."
"Anything can happen if the PPP comes up with the charter of democracy of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto," he said.
Asif said: "The PTI candidates can be given the opportunity to join the next government."
– Khawaja Asif emphasises minorities' rights –
On Friday, Khawaja Asif said that he had emphasised the minorities' rights on every platform.
Addressing the workers' convention of the minorities in Sialkot, the former defence minister said, "Like Islam, every other religion should be respected equally."
Asif said, "There is a dire need to address myriad problems." He emphasised the need to take initiatives to build worship places for minority communities.
"We will include Mission Hospital in the list of the best hospitals in the city," he stated.
