India does not have four points, it has only one, she said.
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Sometime they term CPEC heavy loans and sometime false projects but work had been started speedily on the projects and those making propaganda had been silenced, the chief minister added. The projects would be built at a savings of Rs110 billion, Sharif said.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Saturday said ties with India should be improved through dialogue and that a solution for Kashmir should be found and implemented as soon as possible. “I don’t know why two years after his death the news was broken at the time when talks were underway”, he said, adding Pakistan was again trying to bring the Taliban and Afghan government on the table.
He said that leading companies of the world including General Electric, Harbon, Siemens, Mitsubishi, China Power, Hyundai and INKA of Turkey took part in the bidding process for Bhikki Power Plant which had been completed in a very transparent manner. All the schemes and projects that current government has initiated across the Punjab have been discussed by the premier during his speech.
Addressing the media in Lahore, PM looked extremely annoyed with Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI). He said it was a modern turbine technology, running on imported LNG and a backup of high speed diesel. He said that a coal power plant is also being setup at Sahiwal.
He said that the project cost was lowest in Pakistan and the region.
He was of the view that their government wanted to generate not only electricity but the cheaper electricity.
Sharif was astonished to hear the voice of Dilip Kumar (earlier Yusuf Khan), who was originally from Peshawar tell him:.’Mian Sahib, we did not expect this from you since you have always claimed to be a great supporter of peace between Pakistan and India. He said that power tariff will be reduced to half.
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Punjab Governor Muhammad Rafique Rajwana, Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Minister for Petroleum and Natural Resources Shahid Khaqan Abbasi were also present on this occasion.
