Opposition protests cannot harm govt: Governor

Lahore

LAHORE: Punjab Governor Chaudhry Mohammed Sarwar said on Wednesday the opposition would only

waste its time and also of the public by taking to the streets because the government was not

going to fall by such protests and elections would be held in 2023.

It is not the time for personal interests but to protect national interest, he said and added that

sacrifices of Pak Army against terrorism were praiseworthy.

He stated this while talking to the Chairperson Punjab Women Protection Authority Fatima Chadharr,

delegates of Pakistan Tehreek e Insaaf and media here.

The Governor said that people had given the mandate of five years to the government and

completing its tenure was the constitutional and democratic right of government, adding that

the government would complete its legal tenure and elections would be held on time.

Chaudhry Mohammed Sarwar said the incumbent government believed in the rule of law and

targeting political opponents was out of the question. He further said that for the first time in

the country, transparency and supremacy of merit had been ensured at every level. He said

that Tehreek e Insaaf saved Pakistan from economic crisis by making difficult decisions, and,

today, economic stability of Pakistan was being acknowledged by all international institutions.

Governor Punjab Chaudhry Mohammed Sarwar said that opposition parties have had protested

against the government in the past but the government was not intimidated by such protests.

The opposition should understand that the government was stable and strong under the leadership

of Prime Minister Imran Khan and enjoyed the full support of masses.

The Governor Punjab said the government would ensure all steps for the protection of women

and any kind of oppression and injustice with women would not be tolerated. An awareness

campaign for the protection of women was also being launched in universities, he added.

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