Secretary for Commerce holds open court in Sillanwali

Secretary for Commerce holds open court in Sillanwali
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SARGODHA, Sep 15 (APP):Federal Parliamentary Secretary for Commerce and Member National Assembly (MNA) of Pakistan Muslim Leauge-Nawaz Dr Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti held a public interaction meeting at Bhatti Public Secretariat in Sillanwali on Tuesday and listened to the problems and complaints of citizens from Sillanwali and adjoining areas. Dr Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti contacted the concerned authorities regarding the issues raised by citizens and directed them to resolve genuine complaints on a priority basis. He said timely resolution of public issues was a fundamental responsibility of elected representatives and would be ensured. He said Bhatti Public Secretariats in Sargodha and Sillanwali had been established as effective platforms for direct interaction between citizens and their elected representative, enabling people to present their issues without hesitation. The MNA Dr Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti said efforts were being made to save citizens from unnecessary visits to government offices and ensure resolution of their legitimate matters on merit. Dr Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti said the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leadership was taking practical measures for public service, national development and provision of maximum relief to citizens. He said special attention was being given to resolving public issues alongside development projects. Meanwhile, senior PML-N leaders Chaudhry Muhammad Attique and Abdul Wahab Gujjar met Dr Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti at the Bhatti Public Secretariat, where they discussed the political situation in the constituency, public issues and party affairs. Speaking to PML-N workers,the Federal Parliamentary Secretary for Commerce Dr Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti said party workers were a valuable asset and their suggestions and opinions would always be given importance. He urged them to strengthen their contact with the public and play their role in bringing citizens' issues to the relevant forums. His secretary Abdul Waheed Makki was also present on the occasion.

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