Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) senior leader Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif on Monday said consultations are underway with allied parties to form a true representative government in Balochistan. "Talks are going on with Baloch leaders Mahmood Khan Achakzai‚ Mir Hasil Bizenjo and Dr Abdul Malik to form such a representative government in Balochistan, which can devote its energies for the well-being of people of Balochistan," he said, while talking to reporters.
Shahbaz further said May 11, 2013 polls taught a lesson that service to the masses would never go waste. "We want a government in Balochistan that properly utilises funds and builds hospitals, colleges, schools and roads in the province." He urged all the parties to work together for the betterment of country. Separately, speaking to the newly elected MPs, Shahbaz said that during five years of its rule in Punjab, the PML-N government had set a precedent of good governance in the province.
He said that during his recent visit to Karachi, people from various walks of life met him and thanked Nawaz Sharif for announcing Metro Bus Service in the city. Shahbaz said the PML-N whole-heartedly served the masses during its five years tenure in Punjab and that was the reason, the people of other parts of the country are looking towards the PML-N for the resolution of their issues. He said the Punjab government would extend its services to the Sindh government for Metro bus service in Karachi.