NAWABSHAH: Leaders and activists of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz left for Lahore via a special train from different towns of the province on Friday to welcome their leader, Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, who is returning to the country after a hiatus of three years.

PML-N Sindh president Shah Mohammad Shah told media persons at the Hyderabad railway station that Nawaz Sharif was neither afraid of jails nor could he be intimidated, because he had made a deal with people.When the special train, which departed from Karachi to take party workers to Lahore, reached Hyderabad, their comrades accorded them a warm welcome.

The party sources said that workers, including many women, from Hyderabad, Jamshoro, Tharparkar, Mirpurkhas, Badin, Sujawal and other areas had boarded the train.

Shah said that after Nawaz`s return, unemployment, inflation and terrorism would come to end in the country. The current inflation was due to weak policies of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf government, he added.

Other party leaders said that peo-ple across the country were eager to welcome Nawaz Sharif and `our workers will reach Lahore through trains, buses and other means of transportation to greet him` At Nawabshah railway station, more than 300 PML-N activists boarded the train and joined Shah Mohammad Shah`s caravan.

Earlier, at Mirpurkhas railway station, activists led by the party`s Sindh chapter vice president Asif Meraj boarded the train.

Meraj told reporters that Nawaz Sharif`s aim was to bring economic stability to Pakistan.

A large number of workers of the minority wing of PML-N Mirpurkhas were also part of the caravan.