"Under the leadership of Prime Minister Imran Khan, corruption has declined while the ratio of transparency has increased in the country," he said, adding: "We do not believe in slogans and practical steps are being taken for public service. In fact, the government has achieved success at every level in a short span of time and midnight oil is burnt to come up to the expectations of the people."
Talking to elected representatives, here on Monday, the CM maintained that Pakistan was presenting a picture of decrepitude due to the plunder in previous tenures. Those who bankrupted Pakistan and filled their pockets mercilessly must be held accountable of their misdeeds, he said.
According to him, the PTI government has put an end to the practice of plunder and those who are responsible for corruption and inefficiency will have to be made accountable.
The CM further said the PTI has come into power with an agenda of public service and made it clear that we do not have any other agenda like the past rulers.
Provincial ministers, assembly members, political leaders and important personalities met CM Sardar Usman Buzdar at his office here on Monday and expressed a deep sense of sorrow over the death of his father Sardar Fatah Muhammad Khan Buzdar. They also offered "fateha" for the eternal peace of the departed soul. Those who called on the Chief Minister included Punjab Irrigation Minister, Muhammad Mohsin Leghari, MNAs Dr Seemi Bukhari, Muhammad Asim Nazir and Sanaullah Mastikhel, MPAs Saeed Ahmad Saeedi, Nazir Ahmad Chohan, Sardar Umar Mehar, former assembly member Bilal Ejaz, Ch Ashfaq, Rameeza Nizami, Liaqat Ansari, Special Secretary Secondary Health & Medical Education, DG Punjab Food Authority and others.