Accountability rally will fail in achieving their designs : Hamza Shahbaz

Lahore : Hamza Shehbaz MNA has said that Pakistani nation has witnessed the end of those staging sit-in for 126 days. He said that now again those joking with the people in the name of accountability rally will fail in achieving their designs.

Hamza Shahbaz said that those leveling allegations, using indecent language and creating hurdles in the way of country’s development should first look at their own performance. Imran Khan talks of accountability at a time when Jahangir Tareen who got his loans written off stands on his right side and Aleem Khan, grabbing the lands of the poor on his left side.

Talking to media on his visit to bye-election of PP-232 Burewala, Hamza Shehbaz said that present government will honor its promises made to the people and will succeed in 2018 by overcoming all problems including load-shedding. He said that PTI which criticizes others, has not been able to fulfill any of its promises in KPK where it is in power. He said that the politics of Mian Nawaz Sharif is based on service to the people and this success is of all Pakistanis.

Replying to a question, he said  that hands of Mian Nawaz Sharif are clean which has been proved by the fact that he himself wrote a letter to Chief Justice for accountability. He said that those who leveled baseless allegations have received reply in the form of election results in Azad Kashmir where PML-N got 32 seats whereas PTI managed to win only two seats. He said that now people will decide through their votes in 2018 who has served them selflessly and who has only been engaged in mudslinging. Hamza Shehbaz further said that energy projects, economic corridor and other programmes of public welfare are continuing speedily in the country which cannot be stopped through any conspiracy.

Hamza Shahbaz condoled with PML-N candidate from PP-232 Yousaf Kasila on the death of his father at his residence. He also met Chairmen, Vice Chairmen and party workers of 16 union councils of Burewala and discussed bye-elections on August 31.