GUJRANWALA – Pakistan People’s Party will play an active and effective role of opposition in the Punjab after the decision of PML-N to part ways with the party. This was stated by PPP Punjab President Imtiaz Safdar Warraich while talking to media on his arrival in the city.
He regretted that PML-N was going to form a new Punjab government with the help of 47 turncoats. He said now PPP would see how PML-N succeeded in decreasing the prices of chicken, eggs and vegetables etc. Imtiaz Safdar Warraich said the federal govt had the mandate of ruling the country for five years as PML-N had in the Punjab, so there was no need for mid-term elections.
He added 2013 would be the year of general elections. To a question, the PPP provincial president said any attempt of dissolving the Punjab Assembly by the chief minister would be dealt with as per the constitution.
TWO SISTERS COMMIT SUICIDE: Two young sisters committed suicide after some dispute with their elder brother in the Satellite Town police precincts. Reportedly, 20-year-old Shama and 18-year-old Saba took poisonous pills to end their lives. They were rushed to hospital where they expired.
The father of both the girls got them admitted in the hospital with the fake names of Kiran and Fauzia. Later, he denied any police intervention in the matter.
No need for midterm polls: PPP Punjab president
