SIALKOT
The leadership of MQM is not sincere with the nation and country that’s why they have unleashed poisonous propaganda regarding separating Karachi from Pakistan.
PML-N stalwart Khawaja Muhammad Asif stated this while talking to the newsmen at his residence here on Monday. He pointed out that the MQM Chief and its other main leaders were dual nationalities holders which clearly reflect their priorities and preference. By holding foreign nationalities they least bother to think for the betterment and economical and political stability of the country,” he added. Kh Asif stressed that every one, irrespective of their affiliation or status, should be taken to task for speaking against Pakistan or any such act that tantamount to anti-Pakistan propaganda.
Replying question, the newly-elected PML-N MNA said that the PML-N has evolved a multi-dimensional policy to provide much needed relief to the worst power crisis-beaten nation soon after forming government governments both in the Centre and Punjab. He asserted that the PML-N government would preferably take up its economical development agenda which had left incomplete due to the military takeover by Gen Pervez Musharraf in 1999.
Earlier, talking to party workers at the PML-N House on Paris Road here in city, he said that the party economical agenda aimed at bringing economical stability in the country, adding that the prevailing scenario warranted swept implementation on effective economic agenda to bringing out the country from the state of dismay and despair.
Meanwhile, Kh Asif blamed Asif Ali Zardari for the fiasco of the PPP in election, saying that President Zadari ruined a party which was built by its founder by rendering lives.  “He devastated the political heritage of the party within four or five years whose founding fathers sacrificed their lives for the sake of party, said the PML-N Stalwart lamented.  Khwaja Asif has won his seats from Sialkot NA-110 and PP-123.
He had a desire to become next chief prime minister of Punjab but he was of the view that he was bound to follow the party leadership, adding that Shahbaz Sharif was the suitable person for next chief minister in Punjab.