Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz on Thursday termed the current PML-N governments in Islamabad and Punjab as the fourth term of elder Sharif – the former three-time prime minister who could never complete the tenure due to political interference – as she promised to serve the masses as a mission started by her father.
The journey to development was halted, every time Nawaz ousted from his office through a conspiracy, Maryam told a gathering in in Phoolnagar – a rural town in Kasur district – where she inaugurated a rural healthcentre.
“The interests of 130 million people of Punjab ousted from his office through a conspiracy, Maryam told a gathering in in Phoolnagar – a rural town in Kasur district – where she inaugurated a rural healthcentre.
“The interests of 130 million people of Punjab is supreme to me,” the chief minister remarked and said Nawaz had been insisting on working for masses’ welfare. She asked the gathering not allow halting the process yet again and said Pakistan and Punjab would be completed changed if the current government completed the five-year term, as she described herself and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, as elder Sharif’s soldier. “Your tomatoes, onions and potatoes are my responsibility” unlike a person who remained in government, said the chief minister unlike a person who remained in government – an obvious reference to the PTI founding chairman who had famously stated during his stint in government that monitoring tomato and onion prices wasn’t his responsibility as a prime minister.
Maryam said she had promised to control inflation, which was fulfilled despite being in government for just two months.
