Millions of dejected CNG consumers’ settles score with corrupt rulers

Nawaz capable enough to resolve energy crisis sooner than expected

Millions of dejected CNG consumers’ settles score with corrupt rulers

Incompetent advisors, unconcerned politicians paved way for disaster

APCNGA to cooperate with the government: Ghiyas Paracha

Dated May 14

The All Pakistan CNG Association (APCNGA) on Tuesday reposed full confidence in the leadership of PML-N Chief Nawaz Sharif saying that his capabilities will steer out country from the current mess.

Country was in need of serious and talented leadership since long that can resolve energy crisis which to trigger economic revival, said Ghiyas Abdullah Paracha, Chairman Supreme Council APCNGA.

In a statement issued here today, he said that masses and business community hope that Nawaz Sharif will resolve energy crisis sooner than expected by taking all stakeholders on board to be remembered as golden era in the history of Pakistan.

Ghiyas Paracha said that fifty million CNG consumers and three million motorists in Punjab have settled score with the corrupt cabal in the recent elections that inflicted untold miseries upon them for personal benefits.

Masses will never forget those who inflicted pain on them through artificial gas crisis and individuals who made them wait for hours to get economical fuel, he added.

Paracha said that business community across the stretch of country has wholeheartedly welcomed landslide victory of Nawaz Sharif while stock exchange has welcomed him in very unprecedented way which has raised hopes among masses.

He said that APCNGA repeatedly forwarded implementable recommendations to top officials of the former government but it fell on deaf years of corrupt advisors and politicians unconcerned with the plight of masses.

The political fate of former coalition was sealed by a band of politicians who took their rule as an opportunity to make maximum out of it on the cost of country, economy and masses.

Discredited former rulers are now part of the history who will never win confidence of masses and business community, said Paracha.