LAHORE, January 15: Punjab Governor Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar said on Wednesday that the government does not face any threat from the reservations of its allies, and will resolve the skepticism soon. Punjab Governor said that those who are dreaming about in-house changes will find nothing but disappointment. He added that the opposition has been dreaming about the end of the incumbent government since day one.
“All of their plans will flop as it always has,” he expressed, adding that the people has given them a mandate to govern for five years. “It is also our constitutional and democratic right to fulfil the constitutional term”.
He went on to say that the government will complete its constitutional tenure. He asserted that the ruling government is moving forward with success in every field including economy. “Differences among allies occasionally arise and it is the beauty of democracy”, he added.
Chaudhry Sarwar expressed these views while talking to a delegation of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) led by Shaukat Basra, an overseas Pakistani Rahat Rao and others. He said the government team is in touch with the coalition parties and allies’ concerns will soon be taken care of. -Agencies
