Which two PML-N lawmakers have submitted resignations to PDM leadership?

• Two more PML-N leaders have resigned from government 
• Lawmakers include Rana Ijaz Ahmad Noon and Sardar Aurangzeb Nalota from Multan and Abbottabad, respectively
• Resignations in line with PDM's anti-government campaign

LAHORE/PESHAWAR: As members of the Opposition parties in the National Assembly and its provincial counterparts continue to step down from their positions, two more PML-N lawmakers have submitted their resignations to the Pakistan Democratic Movement's (PDM) leadership.

The Daily Jang reported Friday that PML-N's provincial lawmakers Rana Ijaz Ahmad Noon and Sardar Aurangzeb Nalota — from Multan, Punjab and Abbottabad, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, respectively — submitted their resignations in line with the anti-government campaign's directives.

Noon, who was elected to the Punjab Assembly from the PP-221 constituency, sent his resignation to the PML-N leadership, whereas Nalota — from the PK-37 constituency — handed his over to KP Assembly Speaker Mushtaq Ahmed Ghani of the ruling PTI.

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In response, the Assembly Secretariat asked the MPA to report to the KP Speaker's office within seven days, after which Nalota's resignation would be accepted.

The PML-N's lawmaker from KP blamed inflation and unrest in Pakistan for his resignation, saying the incompetent rulers should step down now.

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