Govt To Abide By Court Verdict On Senate Poll: Prime Minister

Fahad Shabbir (@FahadShabbir) Published January 23, 2021 | 12:47 AM

Prime Minister Imran Khan Friday while emphasizing transparency in Senate election, said the government would abide by the court verdict on the matter

ISLAMABAD, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 22nd Jan, 2021 ) :Prime Minister Imran Khan Friday while emphasizing transparency in Senate election, said the government would abide by the court verdict on the matter.

The prime minister, in a meeting with Senator Sajjad Khan Turi, said the history was evident of horse trading in Senate election and the government desired to hold fair election of the Upper House of parliament.

Special Assistant to PM on Political Affairs Amir Dogar also attended the meeting which discussed the strategy for upcoming Senate election.

Senator Sajjad Turi apprised the prime minister of positive and effective contribution by outgoing senators in legislation.

Meanwhile, the prime minister also met the Members of National Assembly from Faisalabad including Muhammad Asim Nazir, Khurram Shahzad and Shahid Nazir.

Advisor Abdul Razzak Dawood and SAPM Malik Amir Dogar also attended the meeting.

The parliamentarians appreciated the government's business friendly policies which also helped to uplift the industrial sector.

Imran Khan was also apprised of the boost in exports following Pakistan's access to international markets owing to government's prudent foreign policy.

The parliamentarians put forward their proposals for industrial development in Faisalabad and also highlighted the measures taken by them to resolve the problems in their respective constituencies.

Prime Minister Imran Khan also met the legislators from Swabi including Senator Liaqat Tarakai, MNA Usman Khan Tarakai, KP Minister Shahram Tarakai and MPA Muhammad Ali Tarakai.

The meeting focused on ongoing mega development projects in Swabi. The parliamentarians apprised the prime minister of the problems in their respective Constituencies and the steps being taken for their resolution.

The prime minister said the provision of relief to the masses was government's priority and urged the public representatives to play their positive role by highlighting the public issues in legislature.