LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) candidate for NA-122 Abdul Aleem Khan has challenged the prime minister and the Punjab chief minister to also visit the constituency to see masses’ reaction against the PML-N.

He said the people were fed up with the hollow slogans by the PML-N government.

He said this at public meetings in Achintgarh, Khan Colony, Ichhra and Muslim Town.

He said the residents of the constituency were asking the PML-N ministers that why their government had deprived them of clean drinking water, health and education.

He said the residents were receiving PML-N candidate and leaders with slogan “Koi Sharam Hoti Hai, Koi Haya Hoti Hai”. He said the PML-N had failed to give any relief to the residents of the constituency in the last eight years. After NA-122, he said, the PTI would conquer Saad Rafique’s NA-125 constituency.

He said Jamaat-i-Islami and Pakistan Awami Tehreek’s support for the PTI had perplexed the PML-N forcing them to use public resources unchecked.

The National Mashaikh Council, Sunni Ulema Council, Jamaat Ahl-i-Sunnah and 30 ulema announced their support for the PTI.

Published in Dawn, October 8th, 2015

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