Governor of Punjab Sardar Saleem Haider Khan stated that his conscience will not be satisfied unless he assists the poor. He visited the village of Ghandiyan in the Langer area of Attock district, where locals and youth gave him a grand welcome during a motorcycle rally. During the visit, he inaugurated a solar‑powered water supply system he personally funded, with a large crowd attending the ceremony. The governor emphasized that the People’s Party will not abandon the people of Attick and welcomed anyone who joins the party, declaring that the future belongs to the People’s Party, which is rapidly advancing public development projects. He added that an alliance between the People’s Party and Pakistan Muslim League (N) serves national interests, and invited local PML‑N MNAs and MPAs to attend upcoming welfare project inaugurations, expressing his eagerness to work together for the people of Attick and to remove their hardships. He reiterated that if he were unable to help the poor while serving as governor, his conscience would remain unsettled, and that those creating obstacles to welfare projects are enemies of the public. The governor also remarked that the day is not far when Bilawal Bhutto becomes Prime Minister, noting that mediating the US‑Iran ceasefire has already earned Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir a place in history. He concluded by saying that the world now looks at Pakistan with respect.
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