PML-N’s Ex Ticket Holder Rana Asad Ullah joins PTI

Lahore: Giving a new slogan “Go Corruption Go”, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, Punjab organiser Chaudhary Mohammad Sarwar has said that the country’s chronic problems cannot be solved without eliminating corruption and the corrupt. He said that every passing day of the incumbent rulers’ rule is making it very difficult for the masses to survive. “The nation wants to get rid of the PML-N rule” he said.

With the joining of new people, Chaudhary Sarwar said that the PTI is getting a stronger and becoming a popular political party in the country. He welcomed PML-N’s Ex Ticket Holder Rana Asad Ullah  and Rana Saif from Sheikhupura, who announced joining PTI at a ceremony on Tuesday. PTI Punjab deputy organiser Omar Sarfraz Cheema, PTI Sheikhupura Organiser Kanwar Imran and others were also present on the occasion.

Chaudhary Sarwar said that it had become inevitable to rescue Pakistan from the corrupt rulers and incompetent politicians and put it on the path of progress and prosperity. He said the PTI was the only political party that was trying to make Pakistan – a true Quaid and Iqbal’s Pakistan. He assured the nation that the PTI will drive the country out of all crises as well as darkness, if it came into power.He said that PTI’s popularity has defeated the PML-N and PPP in the political arena and the PTI will soon be in power and work for the welfare of masses.

Saying that the rulers’ corruption had bankrupted the country, Chaudhary Sarwar said the country cannot not get rid of load-shedding, joblessness and other issues until and unless corruption and the corrupt be eliminated.The PTI Punjab organiser said that the rulers are focusing on completing their constitutional terms instead of working for the welfare of the poor masses.

He, however, said the country will be damaged beyond rectification, if the incumbent rulers got to complete their tenure. He said that PML-N rule is proving to be very difficult for the masses and the masses want to get rid of it immediately.