PM is active for the betterment of the country’s affairs, things are improving: Ch Parvez Elahi

Lahore February 06 (Online): Punjab Assembly Speaker Ch Parvez Elahi on Saturday said that Prime Minister Imran Khan is active for the betterment of the country’s affairs.

He said things seem to be improving, adding that Imran Khan has raised his voice on every platform to highlight the Kashmir issue, to which he should be given credit.

Ch Parvez Elahi speaking to a high-level organizational meeting of Gujrat district, held under the chairmanship of Speaker Punjab Assembly Chaudhry Parvez Elahi.

Former federal minister Chaudhry Wajahat Hussain, members of National Assembly Moonis Elahi and Hussain Elahi including Mian Imran Masood, Khalid Asghar Ghurral, Syed Madad Ali Shah, Saadat Nawaz Ajnala, Shujahat Nawaz Ajnala, Abdul Saeed Kandwana, Amjad Pervez Butt, Ashraf Rehania, Atif Azmat besides a large number of district leaders and workers participated.

He said that as an ally, we advise the government as we see fit, all workers should prepare for the local body elections with hard work and dedication. Now we need a development march instead of a long march.

Ch Parvez Elahi said that during our tenure there were things that never came to mind after the formation of Pakistan, Seerat Academy was locked under Shahbaz Sharif and we restored it, we set up institutions for rehabilitation and education of begging children and now have asked for restoration of patrolling posts to improve law and order situation.

Ch Wajahat Hussain said that PML believes in delivering at the grassroots level, the aim of our party’s politics is to serve the people and we have fulfilled this promise during our tenure.

Member National Assembly Moonis Elahi said that all political forces should focus on public issues, positive criticism of the opposition can guide the government, the people’s agenda must be pursued instead of personal slogans or individual politics.

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