Rana Tanvir calls on CM Punjab

LAHORE, Apr 16 (APP):Federal Minister for Defence Production
Rana Tanvir Hussain called on Punjab Chief Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, here Monday.
Different matters of mutual interest including political issues
and public welfare projects came under discussion during the meeting.
Shehbaz Sharif, who was also the President Pakistan Muslim League-N, said the government had given priority to welfare of public while political opponents wasted their time in the political name-calling.
“The number of development projects completed during present tenure
of PML-N is a new record,” he said.
He said, that opponents had set records of speaking lies while
they had made new records of development projects. “Our development
schemes are a conspicuous example of transparency, standard and speed
and the people will always remember the politics of public service
rendered by the PML-N government,” Shehbaz said.
The chief minister said the PML-N was the most popular and
largest political party today due to its public service and the
opponents had also realized that they had wasted time of the people
in their respective provinces. “Now these elements will face the
people with what face,” he said.
He said, “Our government has always succeeded before the people and we shall go to them with
our heads high during the next general elections.” He said people
would hold accountability of those who had looted the national
resources and impeded the journey of development. Those who ignored
the people in their provinces would be hiding their faces in the
general elections.
“One political party has ruined the KPK while
the other has wreck havocked the province of Sindh.” He said people
had given them a mandate to serve them but they ignored it and
added that opposition of development schemes was, in fact, tantamount
to enmity with the masses. “Those who were responsible for delay in development schemes due to sit-ins have no concern with the future of the people,” he added.
Shehbaz said, due to merciless plunder of national resources
by corrupt rulers of the past, the country had plunged to the abyss
of poverty, unemployment and ignorance. “The PML-N has promoted
the culture of transparency, quality and merit,” he maintained.
He said, “We believe that merit is the only ladder of development
and success and government has taken practical steps for collective well-being and prosperity of the people. The sincere efforts made by the government are bearing fruit. If an opportunity is given
again in the next general election, the chief minister said, the
journey of development would be extended to across the country
and midnight oil would be burnt to make Pakistan a realm of
Quaid and Iqbal’s vision.