Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Sindh's senior leaders met Punjab Chief Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif here on Thursday and discussed political situation in the country. Those who called on Shehbaz Sharif included Minister of State for National Food Security Syed Ayaz Ali Shah Sherazi, former MNA Syed Shafqat Hussain Shah Sherazi and PML-N Thatha President Haji Muhammad Hanif Memon.
Talking on the occasion, Shahbaz Sharif said that PML-N's agenda is national prosperity; public service and national development has always been his core mission and new record of public service has been set.
"However, the claimants of change have done nothing except hollow slogans. Asif Ali Zardari and Imran Khan Niazi have limited their politics by raising slogans and wasting the time of the people. The chaotic state of affairs in KPK and Sindh are enough to show their poor performance," he added.
According to him, heaps of filth and garbage, dilapidated fleet of buses and broken roads in the mega city of Karachi are enough to show the poor performance of Zardari sahib. Development in one province cannot be termed as the national development process; Pakistan will progress when other provinces also move forward with the same speed in the journey of development. If he was give an opportunity of serving the masses then the journey of development will be spread to Karachi as well as other parts of the Sindh province.
He said that the PML-N government has speedily moved forward the public welfare agenda without caring for political opponents. "This agenda of public welfare will be continued in future as well," he added.
During the meeting, the visitors paid tributes to the performance of Shahbaz Sharif for taking wonderful steps for public welfare and development of Punjab province. "You have made Lahore and other parts of the province a role model with your vision," they added.
According to them, the people living in Sindh and other parts of the country give credit to the CM for development process in Punjab and his team.
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