Peshawar: KP Minister for Information and Higher Education Kamran Khan Bangash paid a surprise visit to his constituency PK-77 in Peshawar on Tuesday.

He, during the course of his visit, met people at various bazaars, streets and Hujras of the people in the city and got acquainted with their problems and difficulties.

The Minister mingled with the people and discussed various issues with them, including government performance while the citizens were very happy to have the provincial minister among them and complimented him with tea and other drinks.

Kamran Bangash also listened to some of people’s individual and collective problems faced by them. He while talking with people said that all the members of the assemblies and the ministers belonging to the PTI led provincial government have the deep roots links with the people and they will keep striving hard round the clock for the selfless service of the people.

Kamran Bangash said that the Chief Minister Mahmood Khan has announced collosal developmental package for uplift of the city and welfare of the poor masses during his recent public rally in Peshawar wherein immediate implementation has been started on it.

The Minister said that he is well aware of the issues of his constituency as well as the problems faced by the people here and henceforth he is committed to its solution for good.

Kamran Bangash assured the people that he would continue visiting the city from time to time to get himself acquainted with suffering of Peshawarites and endeavour to mitigate them.

He said that fulfilling the expectations of the citizens is part of his faith and he will always be among the people as, he said, the focus of his politics is to sincerely serve the people and ensure their welfare.

He also paid rich tributes to his party workers for their efforts in a bid for the public service and acknowledged that the PTI workers and office bearers had acted as strong bridge between the government and the people and hence their selfies contributions towards satisfying the masses would never be forgotten by the provincial government, he concluded.