The possibility of involvement of Usman Buzdar to block justice Forward

Lahore (94 news) In Punjab, the battle of bureaucracy and chief minister's powers has intensified, there is a possibility of the chief minister of Punjab also having a hand in forming a group of disgruntled members.

According to a private TV report, the Chief Minister had indicated that he was angry with his own people. The disgruntled members first criticized the bureaucracy, the chief minister held the administration responsible for the flour and sugar crisis.

On the other hand, private TV Samanews has broadcast the news that Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar has called the angry members of the assembly for a meeting tomorrow, during which 20 The members will inform the Chief Minister about their demands and concerns. The group of angry members had given an ultimatum to the Chief Minister till February for the demands.

Apart from this, yesterday Sardar Shahabuddin, MPA elected from Leh, who forms the forward block of ruling party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf, in a special conversation with Daily Pakistan, said that Speaker Chaudhry Pervez Elahi has not contacted us regarding voting for Punjab Chief Ministership, nor have we contacted him in any way. The purpose of forming our group is one-point agenda and that is development funds. We had asked for funds for development schemes of twenty, twenty crore rupees for our respective constituencies, which were not given, due to which we were forced to form this group.

He said that the purpose of forming our group is to fulfill someone's political agenda, nor do we want to be a part of anyone's alleged number game. On the question that Muslim League (S) Some people claim that if they want, the number game for the Chief Ministership in Punjab is in their hands, but they said that their signal was (The) We had also heard this news, maybe towards the MPs of the League. (S) Leaguers say, that (The) Together with the League, they can bring change in Punjab. The only goal of our struggle is to make our cities like Islamabad, Lahore and Faisalabad.

Why can't our constituencies become like these big cities, why are the people of our constituencies deprived of development works, what is their fault. We have also received some development funds but they do not meet our desired development schemes, we will continue the struggle to get funds for these development schemes, since I gave an interview in this regard on a channel, since then the Chief Minister of Punjab has contacted me twice. I hope after their contact our problem will be solved.