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Faryal Talpur arrives in Lahore to activate Punjab PPP

PPP Women's Wing head Faryal Talpur arrived in Lahore on Wednesday for a four-day visit to energise the provincial party organisation.

Faryal Talpur in Lahore to ‘activate PPP in Punjab’
File photo Faryal Talpur in Lahore to ‘activate PPP in Punjab’ Photo: Dawn

Arrival and initial meetings

Former prime minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf welcomed her at Allama Iqbal International Airport alongside Hassan Murtaza and Qamar Zaman Kaira. She headed straight for Bilawal House to conduct important sessions with party leaders and office-bearers while she remains there. Her political activities are set to commence on Thursday after the arrival ceremony.

Organisational focus and strategy

Talpur plans to preside over meetings concerning the party's organisational structure and the prevailing political landscape in the province. Discussions with female office-bearers will cover the wing's organisational matters and the future political strategy for Punjab workers. She anticipates encountering Punjab Executive members alongside delegates from divisional and district groups.

Addressing provincial perceptions

Talpur rejected claims of provincial political decline for his party while maintaining a robust national footprint. She rejected the perception that PML-N focuses on governance while PPP concentrates on political issues calling it incorrect. Asked about competition with Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz she flatly denied any intent to compete with anyone.

Future visits and development

She vowed to visit Punjab regularly to oversee party affairs and stay in direct contact with workers across the region. Talpur invited journalists to visit Tharparkar to see development projects carried out by the PPP-led Sindh government. The decision regarding new provinces rests with the people concerned according to her statement during the press conference.

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