PML-N and PPP’s 35 former Nazims, councillors and 27 trader organisations’ office-bearers join PTI

 Addressing the politicians from Sheikhupura including Haji Ahmed Khan Virk, Azeem Virk, Ch Fayyaz Ahmad and PPP’s Ch Nishan at their PTI joining ceremony, Chaudhary Sarwar said the corrupt had no right to do politics and they should be sent to jails instead of assemblies. He said no force could stop Punjab becoming the forte of the PTI. He said the rulers were fast losing their support among masses. PTI Punjab deputy organise Omar Sarfraz Cheema, PTI Sheikhupura district organiser Kanwar Imran Saeed and other party workers and supporters were present on the occasion.

Chaudhary Sarwar said PML-N and PPP were themselves responsible for their downfall as they set records of corruption and failed to help masses get any relief in their respective tenures. He said people of Pakistan wanted to get rid of the corrupt rulers and wanted to see them behind bars. He regretted that the rulers were even acting against the traders community, who were backbone of the country’s economy. He assured that the PTI would continue standing with the traders community at any  cost.

He said political workers and leaders’ joining of the PTI reflected their confidence in Chairman Imran Khan’s leadership and will to serve masses. He said the incumbent rulers in Punjab had left masses on the mercy of qabza groups, gundas and criminals and added that the crime rate was continuously rising in the province.

PTI Punjab deputy organiser Omar Sarfraz Cheema said the PTI had become country’s biggest political party and was bracing for dumping PML-N and PPP in the upcoming local body elections. He said the PML-N was afraid of holding local body elections and actually wanted that there should be no local body elections in Punjab. However, he said, the PTI was fighting for the cause and rights of people and demanding holding of local body elections to devolve powers at grassroots level. He said the rulers would not be allowed to escape the local body elections.