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Some political analysts believe that Shehbaz Sharif's decision is a pragmatic one, as it is difficult to challenge the establishment in Pakistan. Others believe that the PML-N is now beholden to the establishment and has abandoned its principles.
It is important to note that the PML-N has not explicitly abandoned its anti-establishment stance. However, the party's actions in recent months suggest that it is no longer interested in pursuing a confrontational approach with the establishment.
The PML-N's decision to drop its anti-establishment narrative is likely to have a number of implications for Pakistani politics. It is possible that the party will now be able to focus on governing more effectively. However, it is also possible that the PML-N will become more dependent on the establishment and less responsive to the needs of the people.
