Presenting budget was mandate of elected govt: Mushahid Ullah

ISLAMABAD, April 27 (APP):Minister for Climate Change Mushahid Ullah Khan Friday said presenting budget was the mandate of the incumbent government and it had given a pro-poor budget.
“It would give a bad name to the country across the world if the present government did not present the budget,” he said talking to media outside Parliament House.
Regarding opposition’s protest in the National Assembly, the minister said opposition parties were just point-scoring to clear their position but by using such tactics they could not clear their position.
He said Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and Pakistan Peoples Party had shown zero performance in the provinces where they were at helm of affairs.
He said Pakistan Muslim League – Nawaz (PML-N) had presented its first budget in a critical situation and that time the circumstances were worse but with the passage of time the present government presented balanced budget and gave maximum possible relief to the people.
He said the masses always appreciated last five budgets presented by the PML-N government and opposition always criticized the budget just for point-scoring.
To a question, Mushahid Ullah said PML-N government had not only launched development schemes in Punjab but also in Sindh, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Regarding the behavior of PTI leader Murad Saaed in the National Assembly, he said the training of PTI chief Imran Khan was not good.