WASHINGTON: Punjab Governor Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar has said the incumbent government has been trying hard to improve living standards of the people by providing them basic facilities.
Speaking to ARY News at a reception held in his honour by a Muslim Democrat politician Ayesha Khan here, he said the government inherited huge loans from previous governments.
Sarwar said the PTI government will complete its tenure in power and fulfill all promises made to the people of the country. Prime Minister Imran Khan has come to power to uproot corruption and malpractices in the country, he added.
Talking about Pak-India tensions, he said Pakistan’s measures to de-escalate tensions between the two nuclear powers elicited international plaudits, adding Pakistan achieved successes on the diplomatic front.
Sarwar said Pakistani expats were an asset of the country and reiterated the government’s resolve to address their issues at the earliest.
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He claimed the government faced hardships in its campaign for provision of potable water in Pakistan as some mafia didn’t want people to be provided clean drinking water.
The governor regretted a lack of implementation on a policy with regard to clean water, adding the elites didn’t want to see the people progress.
