"I am not a dictator who will run away from the courts," he said, while speaking to the media outside Harley Clinic. "My wife has been on a ventilator since last 21 days. I want to hear the verdict in the court room where I have presented myself with my daughter over 100 times.”
Earlier, the accountability court will announce its verdict in Avenfield reference case on July 6.
Nawaz and his family are facing three corruption cases in the accountability court after the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) filed references against them in light of the Supreme Court's verdict in the Panama Papers case last year.
The PML-N leader said that irrespective of the decision, whether it is in his favour or not, he will return to Pakistan.
"I will return as soon as Kulsoom's health improves," he said. "She underwent an operation yesterday."
The former prime minister said that the court gave verdict on the eligibility of a politician from Rawalpindi after reserving the decision for as many as three months.
"I am not asking for three months but a relief for some days."
Nawaz said that doctors have expressed their hopes that his wife's health will be out of danger in the coming days
Nawaz said that he is facing one-sided investigations from July 2017 but the nation is standing with him. "The nation supports my respect for vote stance," he said.
The former prime minister said that the nation's decision on July 25 will change the destiny of the country.
"The entire nation is aware of one-sided actions against me," he said.
Nawaz said that he is ready to give any sacrifce for the people's right to govern and for the respect to vote.
"I am people's representative, I won't dissapoint the nation by displaying cowardice. Those who are stopping the people's right to govern will become made an example by the masses," the three-time elected former prime minister affirmed.
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