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Sharif pledged to bring about positive change in Nankana Sahib, outlining plans to transform the city into a model with the establishment of a boy's degree college and a state-of-the-art cricket stadium.

The court has, meanwhile, suspended the PML-N supremo's permanent warrant in the case to date

Sharif was convicted in July 2018 by an accountability court in the Avenfield properties case and sentenced to 10 years in jail

Nawaz Sharif, a three-time premier, was accorded a warm welcome on his return to Pakistan by party workers and supporters

On his arrival, Sharif's legal team met him and took his signature on some legal documents to be submitted to the Islamabad High Court as part of the bail process approved by the court on October 19

The 73-year-old Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo will fly in from Dubai to Islamabad on a chartered plane

Subsequently, the party leaders, including Shehbaz, started saying that “Nawaz Sharif was coming to fix the economy and not to seek revenge against anyone.

Nawaz's lawyer, Amjad Pervez, told the court that his client was seeking protective bail. Referring to previous judgements, he said that in the past, absconders were granted protective bail in order to surrender before the court

The pleas mentioned that Nawaz has not fully recovered and was not in an "ideal state of health", but he was returning when the country was facing the "worst-ever crises of the economy and other fronts".

Nawaz Sharif recently said that he is excited to return to Pakistan on October 21 to lead his party in the election likely to be held in January 2024