Election 2018 indispensable for stability, democracy: Irfan Siddiqui
ISLAMABAD: Adviser to Prime Minister on National History and Literary Heritage, Irfan Siddiqui Thursday termed general election 2018 as indispensable for stability and strong democracy in the country as well as for its positive image at international level.
“The country will face bad consequences, if anyone would impose his own opinion over the opinion of masses like happened in the past”, Irfan Siddiqui warned while talking to media after inaugurating a state-of-the-art laboratory, at The Diabetic Centre, at Murree Expressway.
He said the government has successfully completed its tenure and conducted Senate election despite rumours spread by different sections.
Similarly general elections for the year 2018 will be conducted in time. Irfan Siddiqui said it is equally important that the elements of transparency and sanctity are maintained during the election. Expressing his concern, he pointed out that targeting a specific party and its leadership, creating hurdles for them in running election campaign, attacking someone and media’s biasedness toward a specific party are all not good happenings before electoral process.
“Only election that allows masses to convey their real opinion will be the true election”, he observed.
Irfan Siddiqui earlier visited the laboratory and appreciated the installation of latest medical equipment in The Diabetic Centre and said the number of diabetic patients is rising day by day which is alarming.
He said creation of a state-of-the-art Diabetic Centre for diagnosis and treatment of diabetes is a worth appreciable step. Philanthropists should extend maximum support for the uplift of such centres.
The availability of such a well-equipped charitable centre is indeed a blessing for diabetic patients of Islamabad and surroundings which came forward to help needy without any support of the government, he said. He appreciated the spirit and dedication of the doctors of the centre and other staff for contributing to this noble cause.
Adviser to Prime Minister, Irfan Siddiqui earlier inaugurated the laboratory and took round of the centre. Chairman Board of Directors, of the centre, Dr Asjad Hameed, Director Tahir Abbasi, Chief Executive Officer, Naveed Hameed and Director Muhammad Umar Kamal were also present on the occasion.
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