Amraiz Khan
Chief Minister Usman Buzdar has said that the era of loot and plundering has passed and resources are a sacred trust of the people now.
He said that new Pakistan is composed of a new approach and the passion to build the country with a renewed spirit and no one will be allowed to hinder the agenda of change.
He expressed these views while talking to the people who called on him from different districts here on Friday.
The chief minister listened to them and issued instructions for the solution of their difficulties. Talking on the occasion, he said that entire attention is focused on work to come up to the expectations of the people and the genuine problems are being solved on a priority basis.
He pointed out that resources were given to a few cities and far-flung areas were ignored in the past.
The policy of ensuring composite development of the province was badly violated and remote areas were kept deprived of the development process through a specific agenda of the then government. Public problems were compounded due to the wrong policies of the previous tenures and a specific segment of the society became richer at the expense of the common man, he added.
Usman Buzdar said that this cruel system of the past has no room in the new Pakistan. We work hard and perform instead of lip-service, he saidThe chief minister said that the health sector is an important priority of the Punjab government and pointed out that nine new hospitals are being constructed in the province after a lapse of many decades.
Similarly, emergencies of 100 THQ hospitals are being upgraded where trauma facility will also be available.
On the other side, sehat insaf cards are being distributed among the deserving to ensure their access to better healthcare facilities.
In fact, the PTI government is rectifying the problems of 70 years and public expectations will be fulfilled through transparent and trustworthy leadership, the chief minister concluded.
