Workers should spread the message of Nawaz Sharif:Hamza Shahbaz

Lahore: Member National Assembly Hamza Shahbaz Sharif has said that workers should spread the message of their Quaid Muhammad Nawaz Sharif to every nook and corner. He said that next elections will decide the fate of the nation and future of the youth. He said that service to the people is the pivot of our politics, this spirit helped in bye-elections and we will also win general elections with the support of the masses.

He expressed these views while addressing a gathering of workers belonging to his constituency. He said that the country is facing serious situation due to loot and plunder of the rulers sitting in Islamabad. He said the results of bye-elections is a proof to the fact that the people are confident that Pakistan can be put on the road to prosperity and reconstruction only under the leadership of Muhammad Nawaz Sharif. Hamza Shahbaz Sharif further said that he considers his constituency as his home and dozens of public welfare projects have been executed in the area during the last four years especially setting up of Government Girls Degree College Gowalmandi, converting all the three hospitals of the area in to state of the art institutions, setting up of parks and provision of other facilities in the constituency. He said that provision of employment to the educated but jobless youth is top priority in the agenda of Pakistan Muslim League-N. He expressed the hope that Muslim League-N government will come into power with a comprehensive programme of strengthening country’s economy and provision of employment to the youth. He said that we believe in practical work instead of political sloganeering and ongoing mega projects throughout the province including Lahore are its proof.

Hamza Shahbaz Sharif assured the workers that their problems will be resolved on priority basis. He stressed upon the workers to come out and keep a close contact with the people of the constituency especially hard work should be ensured in women wing so that all sections could be made vibrant at union council level before general elections.