Critics of Metro Bus Project becoming silent, says Shahbaz Sharif

Rawalpindi
Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said that seeing Rawalpindi-Islamabad Metro Bus Project in the final stages of completion is very encouraging. As the inauguration of the project is coming closer, its critics are becoming silent.
He was talking to journalists after a surprise visit to Rawalpindi-Islamabad Metro Bus Project here on Sunday. The chief minister inspected Rawalpindi-Islamabad Metro Bus Project without any protocol and reviewed its entire route from Metro Bus.
The Punjab chief minister said that those who were criticising the project would be hiding their faces after its inauguration. The residents of the twin cities would soon be benefiting from this modern bus service.
He said that it is his desire that the Metro Bus facility should become available to the residents of the twin cities at the earliest, therefore, speedy completion of the remaining work is being ensured. He said that facilitating the masses is the mission of the government. He said that despite speedy completion of the project, no compromise would be made on its standard. Shahbaz Sharif said, therefore, he was personally monitoring the project. He said that Pakistanis are a living nation and people would be provided respectable and comfortable transport facilities in every city.
The chief minister said that the Rawalpindi-Islamabad Metro Bus Project was aimed at benefitting labourers, workers, doctors, government servants, students, working women and low-income people and it is a masterpiece of quality and transparency. He said that the residents of Rawalpindi-Islamabad have shown extreme patience during construction work of the project and boldly faced various problems for which he lauded traders, students, employees and all citizens. He said that the glorious journey of Metro Project which started from Lahore was continuing successfully and soon the residents of the twin cities would receive the gift of Metro Bus Service. He said that the foundation of a new culture has been laid through the project and it would prove to be a milestone in modernising the transport system in the country.