Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said that people are tired of Niazi Sahib's politics which is based on allegations, falseness and hypocrisy as he (Niazi) has set world record of speaking lies. Shahbaz said this while talking to a delegation of Pakistan Muslim League-N here on Monday. Shahbaz Sharif maintained that the first conspiracy was hatched against the development and prosperity of the people through sit-ins, and subsequently another plot was designed in shape of lockdown and now the sit-in group is trying to play again with the destiny of the nation through deceit and allegations.
The elements trying to create political uncertainty and a situation of doubtfulness do not want progress and prosperity of the people. They are creating hardships for the people for their personal motives and are bent upon holding back the speedy process of development and prosperity of the country, he added.
Shahbaz claimed that Niazi Sahib promoted a culture of name-calling and loutish politics. His politics revolves round lies, hypocrisy and personal interests. However, the PML-N government has always given preference to people's prosperity as our politics is based on norms and good manners.
"The architect of negative politics has even left no stone unturned to put the national interests at stake just for the sake of power. The elements attempting to hamper the development and prosperity of the country and CPEC are enemies of the nation and the history will never forget them," Shahbaz said.
According to him, the elements who are trying to create chaos have no concern with the development and changing destiny of the nation. The elements afraid of the popularity of PML-N government are in fact scared of speedy development of the country. He said the Prime Minister is furthering the journey of national development and public welfare and Pakistan will definitely attain the destination of development and prosperity under his leadership, while the negative tactics of elements conspiring to put the country back will remain unsuccessful.
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