Talk of change: Sharif distributes 8,000 laptops in Multan
Says his party is the biggest impediment for Pakistan’s enemies.
MULTAN:
Addressing a ceremony after the distribution of laptops at the Bahauddin Zakariyah University, Multan, PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif said that his party was the biggest impediment for those trying to harm Pakistan.
Sharif said on Tuesday that PML-N is not going to let anyone destroy Pakistan in the name of change, and that “those calling for change are bluffing the youth into changing, not our system, but our values, norms and traditions. We will not let them distort our values and traditions because the youth stands under our umbrella.”
He asked the youth “to never forget our culture, which is our real identity.” He said political parties were trying to mislead the youth to gain power.
“Change is the only asset of PML-N, the foundations of which were laid in 1990, when we were punished for vouching for the accountability of corrupt politicians.”
This was Nawaz Sharif’s first trip to meet Multan’s people and its local leadership before the upcoming elections. Some 8,000 laptops were distributed among the students of Bahauddin Zakariyah University, Nishtar Medical College and other academic institutions of Multan.
“We have been awarding laptops worth about 12 billion rupees to five hundred thousand students. Top priority is given to merit, with no discrimination of creed, culture or caste,” Sharif said. “This is proof of our comprehensive planning and commitment to bring about real change.”
Published in The Express Tribune, February 8th, 2012.
Addressing a ceremony after the distribution of laptops at the Bahauddin Zakariyah University, Multan, PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif said that his party was the biggest impediment for those trying to harm Pakistan.
Sharif said on Tuesday that PML-N is not going to let anyone destroy Pakistan in the name of change, and that “those calling for change are bluffing the youth into changing, not our system, but our values, norms and traditions. We will not let them distort our values and traditions because the youth stands under our umbrella.”
He asked the youth “to never forget our culture, which is our real identity.” He said political parties were trying to mislead the youth to gain power.
“Change is the only asset of PML-N, the foundations of which were laid in 1990, when we were punished for vouching for the accountability of corrupt politicians.”
This was Nawaz Sharif’s first trip to meet Multan’s people and its local leadership before the upcoming elections. Some 8,000 laptops were distributed among the students of Bahauddin Zakariyah University, Nishtar Medical College and other academic institutions of Multan.
“We have been awarding laptops worth about 12 billion rupees to five hundred thousand students. Top priority is given to merit, with no discrimination of creed, culture or caste,” Sharif said. “This is proof of our comprehensive planning and commitment to bring about real change.”
Published in The Express Tribune, February 8th, 2012.