Identifying with media delegates, he said assertions on him heaved by Imran Khan have been demonstrated false after issuance of the official report of the request commission.
The previous boss equity scattered the idea of joining any political gathering and communicated intention of framing a gathering he could call his own.
On Thursday, the three-judge commission, headed by Boss Equity Nasir-ul-Mulk, conveyed its 237-page report, saying the races were "in extensive part sorted out and led decently and as per the law" and assertions of a plot to fix the outcome were not bolstered by proof.
The report indicated deficiencies by the Appointive Commission of Pakistan yet said the proof did not bolster guarantees the outcome was not a "genuine and reasonable impression of the command given by the electorate".
After the discharge, Executive Nawaz Sharif said in an across the country broadcast address that his gathering was going to "overlook whatever happened after the 2013 decisions" furthermore trusted that his adversaries would likewise keep away from negative governmental issues in future.
PTI boss Imran Khan said he acknowledged the commission's choice however would give a nitty gritty response "later" in the wake of perusing their report in full.