LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif said Saturday their life and death was meant for the people. ?We have always served the masses and shall continue to do so in future with same vigour and zeal. We have developed different development projects for public welfare and as a result, we are successful in the public court today. I have always opposed the menace of corruption and my hands are neat and clean. The elements levelling Baseless allegations should also Think about the reaction of other countries investing in Pakistan,? said the chief minister. He expressed these views while talking to Federal Minister Khurram Dastgir Khan, Senator Saleem Zia and Punjab Assembly members Imtiaz Ahmed Lali, Ali Abbas Khokhar and Amir Hayat. Shahbaz said those, who followed the politics of lies for four and half years, were afraid of speedily completing development schemes in the province. Separately, the chief minister called on Governor Rafique Rajwana and discussed different matters of mutual interest, including progress on ongoing development projects. On the other hand, Strategic Reforms Unit DG Salman Sufi in a meeting apprised Shahbaz about progress made on different projects, including Shehr-e-Khamoshan, women on wheels and violence against women centres.
The chief minister said the Punjab government was following the policy of giving equal opportunities to the women for their economic self-reliance.
Meanwhile, Shahbaz congratulated PML-N-backed candidate Dr Asad Ashraf over his success in the Senate election.
He also took notice of alleged rape of a nurse in a hospital of Faisalabad and torture on media representatives. He has sought a report from the Faisalabad commissioner.Meanwhile, the Punjab government spokesperson said Shahbaz suddenly become unwell after which doctors advised him of complete rest. He added that the chief minister had postponed all his official engagements since late Saturday afternoon.
03-03-2018, 09:16 AM
Baseless allegations: Think about countries investing in Pakistan: Shahbaz
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