3 former MPAs of PPP from Lodhran join PTI

Lahore: Former Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) MPA Chaudhary Zulfiqar Bhinder met with Pakistan Tehreek -e-Insaf (PTI) Organizer Punjab Chaudhary Muhammad Sarwar here at his office in Lahore and announced his joining of PTI. Two more former MPAs of PPP are also joining PTI soon, Jahangir Tareen claimed in a tweet that three former PPP MPA joining PTI.

A large number of supporters of Chaudhary Zulfiqar and MPA on minority seat Shulina Rout were also present on this occasion.

Talking to the gathering, Chaudhary Sarwar welcomed the joining of PPP leaders and workers and termed it as an example of people’s trust on the policies of PTI.  He said that the priority of rulers was only to gain political mileage instead of resolving genuine problems of the common man. He said that Punjab government authorities have no intention of resolving issue of the disabled and the poor and were playing with the sentiments of the protestors in the name of dialogue.

He said that PPP and PML-N have given nothing to the people except for corruption and load shedding  which has made the life of a common man miserable.

Chaudhary Sarwar said that the PPP and PML-N’s rule is going towards its logical end  and PTI will be in power very soon with the support of the people.

Chaudhary  Sarwar said that  PML-N gave pro elite federal budget which will further increase burden on the poor segments of the society.  He added  that PTI is the only party in the country that can put the country back on the path of prosperity and development by eliminating corruption, energy crises and poverty.  He advised the PTI workers to keep struggling for the sake of providing justice and relief to the masses. He said that next government would be of PTI   and it will ensure provision of due rights to every member of the society.

Chaudhary Sarwar said that it was unfortunate that rulers are not giving the due rights to the Blind and the Disabled including staff at Clerical level.  He asked the government to give jobs and other due rights to people of special needs as soon as possible.