Tandlianwala is a prisoner of deprivation and a new ray of hope

94 news writing: Rana Amir Mehmood

Located in the agricultural heart of Punjab, Tandlianwala and its adjoining constituency NA-97 Faisalabad III still present a painful story of deprivation of basic facilities, its sub-constituencies PP-102 Faisalabad V and PP-103 Faisalabad VI are also a clear picture of the same backwardness and neglect. Former Punjab Chief Minister Mian Manzoor Ahmad Wattoo (deceased) His reign marks a golden chapter for the region 30 Years ago, during his tenure, such a network of development work was laid in the region which gave Tandlianwala a new identity. Middle school for girls, high school for boys, banking facilities, paved roads, drainage system, employment opportunities, building of hospital, press club and giving Tandlianwala the status of Tehsil were all proof that sincere leadership can change the destiny of any area, but today the situation is completely opposite. It exists, but it has been closed for years, neither doctor nor medicine nor basic facility. People are forced to go to Sahiwal, Faisalabad or Okara for treatment of minor diseases. Likewise, the educational situation is also very alarming, where the lack of schools has made the future of the new generation uncertain. Sewerage, roads, clean water and health system are all in dire straits. This is not just a problem of a village but a collective deprivation of the entire constituency. The biggest question is what should the government do when the elected representatives do not raise their voice? When the problems of the people do not reach the Houses, how will it be possible to solve them? This is the reason that today the people themselves are forced to raise their voice. In this background, people are now mobilizing with a new hope and are looking towards a person whom they see as a continuation of the development vision of Mian Manzoor Ahmad Vito. This personality is Ayesha Manzoor Vito. (deceased) Ayesha Manzoor Vito has the ability to carry forward the same mission.: There is a need to light a lamp in the darkness. There is a need to beautify this scattered country. If the candle of hope is lit again, then this region also has the courage to beautify. Along with Tandlianwala, the deprivations of uncle Kanjan are not hidden from anyone. This important town is still yearning to get the status of Tehsil. The people here have to go to distant areas even for minor government work, which is a serious waste of time and resources. An area that has full potential to become a tehsil in terms of population importance and geography is still neglected. The people are still waiting for a decision, a focus and a sincere leadership. If the right is made, it must be found