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PPP reorganisation in South Punjab completed

By our correspondents
September 07, 2016

LAHORE

Former Punjab governor and PPP leader Makhdum Ahmed Mehmood Tuesday said the party’s organising committee completed its work regarding the reorganisation of the party in southern Punjab. 

Talking to the PPP leaders from southern Punjab, Makhdum Ahmed Mehmood said following the completion of work by the committee, recommendations had been forwarded to party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari who would give go ahead in this regard. He said the party chairman would decide about the PPP southern Punjab office-bearers.

The committee of the PPP southern Punjab included Mehmood Hayat Tochi Khan, Shaukat Basra, Khawaja Rizwan Alam, Abdul Qadri Shaheen and Shugufta Ch. 

Speaking on the occasion, Ahmed Mehmood advised Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to avoid repeating the politics of 1990.

He said politics of confrontation would have negative effects on the country, adding the country was facing many challenges. He said Bilawal Bhutto Zardari was the symbol of federation. 

Mother Teresa: The National Commission for Justice and Peace (NCJP), has highly appreciated the canonisation of Mother Teresa as a Saint by His Holiness Pope Francis at the Vatican on Sunday, September 4, 2016. 

Bishop Dr Joseph Arshad, Chairperson of NCJP in a statement said that Saint Teresa of Calcutta is a role model for all of us. The path that she showed us and the very morals and beliefs she lived by is a testament for all humanity. For her, human beings should live in love and peace and share their love among others.

Dr Joseph Arshad stated that we should understand that love is the most important and the teachings of Christ, “love thy Neighbour’ should be our sole motto. He emphasised that today mankind is facing terrible problems of selfishness and shallowness. As Saint Teresa believed that serving others before your own self will stop the present evils; therefore, we also must follow her example. She spent hours in prayer as she believed that work could not be done without God’s love and grace.