Sukkur: Former opposition leader in the National Assembly Khursheed Shah has said that government ministers are showing non-serious attitude despite opposition assured it of their co-operation as ministers do not think before they speak now-days.
While talking to media men in Sukkur on Saturday Khursheed said if People’s Party did any corruption then a parliamentary committee should be constituted for inquiry.
Chief Justice of Pakistan Mian Saqib Nisar should order government for keeping 15 per cent dam fund in the PSDP this year as donations are not enough for dam construction.
While criticizing PTI government he said now a day’s whatever comes on the lips of ministers, they utter .
No one takes care of the decorum of the parliament.
PPP had always been politically victimized but our hands are clear and no one can prove any corruption against his party.
Still I am challenging everybody to prove corruption of even one penny against PPP, Khursheed added.
Our party always rendered sacrifices. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto too gave sacrifice as false cases had been registered against him.
We have already served general public and will continue to serve them.
Replying a question about change, Khursheed said no practical steps have been taken by newly elected government till yet as it is running on verbal claims.
There is only one thing that has been changed in this new government and that is the fare of helicopter which is Rs 50 per kilometer.
He said government should construct homes for poor people as his party will extend its support in works of public welfare.
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