Lodhran comes out to listen Hamza Shahbaz

Lahore: PML-N Central leader Hamza Shahbaz MNA criticized Imran Khan while addressing the concluding public meeting of bye-elections of NA-154 in Lodhran. He said that those giving threats, raising hue and cry of rigging, snatching others land and instigating on politics of lie have failed. He said that Imran Khan should think before speak and if he tried to cast evil eye on the lands of disappointed citizens, people will hold him accountable.

Hamza Shahbaz said the nation knows that who played gambling with the amount allocated for setting up power plants and removing darkness in KPK whereas a number of projects generating energy through coal, solar and other sources have been started in Punjab and the load-shedding will be eliminated by 2017. He said that present leadership is paying special attention to public service and the performance of two and a half years of the government is before all. He expressed the hope that like other bye-elections, PML-N will also win bye-election of NA-154 on December 23.

Hamza Shahbaz said that Imran Khan got stay order from the courts against Kisan Package. He advised Imran Khan to accept the truth before the people by quitting the politics of arrogance while coming out of the aeroplane of Jehangir Tareen. He said that Imran Khan has two and a half years to serve the people of KPK and people will decide on the basis of best performance in 2018 elections.

Hamza Shahbaz assured the resolution of problems of Lodhran city and said that he will again visit Lodhran to express thanks to the people on winning bye-elections. Earlier, when Hamza Shehbaz came in venue of the meeting, assembly members, office-bearers and party workers of PML-N welcomed him warmly and raised slogans Dekho Dekho Kaun Aya Sher Aya Sher Aya.

The venue was jam packed and the workers of PML-N climbed up the other stage of the stadium. A large number of women were also present on the occasion.

PML-N candidate from NA-154 Siddique Khan Baloch, MNA from NA-155 Abdul Rehman Kanju, Assembly Members and party office-bearers also addressed.