Nawaz Sharif, the supreme leader of the PML-N, made his first appearance on the election campaign trail in Hafizabad, vowing to revive the economy and end unemployment. He addressed a public gathering, stating that if he had not been removed from power, Pakistan would not be facing the current problems. He also claimed that the PML-N had eliminated terrorism, resolved the energy crisis, and built motorways during its tenure. Speaking after him, Maryam Nawaz pledged to provide up to 200 free electricity units and solar panels to the people. She also criticized Imran Khan and his party, accusing them of instigating riots and facing hardships in jails.