PML-N Lahore express solidarity with traders community

Lahore: Representatives traders’ organizations of various trade centers of provincial metropolis have totally rejected the politics of chaos and sit-ins and expressed their disassociation with strike call of December 15 and reiterated that traders want that the country should prosper but some unwise politicians are out to sabotage the environment of peace and tranquility and national economy. They said that traders’ community has never become part of politics of any strike or sit-ins nor it has any link with them. They said that all markets of Lahore will remain open on December 15 and the business activities will continue as per routine.

They expressed these views while delivering speeches in a meeting here today. They said that patriotic people should quit the politics of strikes and sit-ins and will have to take part in national development so that people could get rid of problems. They said that they will defeat any provocation through their peaceful determination. They requested traders that they should avoid any ransacking and do not take law in their hand.

Speaking on the occasion, leader of Pakistan Muslim League-N Malik Pervaiz MNA has said that it is need of the hour that the wheel of country’s economy should continue moving and foil any conspiracy aimed at sabotaging government efforts being made for raising living standard of the people. He appealed to traders’ community that they should not indulge in any mischievousness on the occasion of strike call on December 15 and remain peaceful.

Kh. Ahmed Hasaan also addressed traders’ representatives which include prominent trader Khalid Pervaiz, Ansar Zahoor Butt, Liaqat Sethi, Kh. Aamir, Ashraf Bhatti, Babar Mehmood, Nasir Saeed Ghani, Syed Sirat Hussain, Mehboob Sirki, Azhar Farid Mughal, Atiq-ur-Rehman, Salman Khan, Rana Muhammad Younis, Mian Muhammad Saleem, Mian Imran Khalid, Lala Yasir, Chaudhry Aamir Sidique, Tariq Javed, Sohail Mehmood Butt, Jibraeel Qamar Butt, Raja Hameed Riaz, Arif Siddique, Agha Zulfiqar and Rana Ijaz Ahmed.