Following a meeting with community leaders, Chaudhry Imran Ilyas reaffirmed his commitment to resolving local challenges and delivering basic services to residents of Rawalpindi. He assured constituents that efforts to improve roads, streets, sewerage, electricity and gas supply will continue until the area’s needs are met.
Imran Ilyas met with social figures Muhammad Amir Siddiqui and Faisal Ijaz Ansari, who congratulated him on his recent appointments as chairman of the Standing Committee on Agriculture and Fisheries and as a member of the Standing Committee on Interior and Prisons Punjab. During the discussion they highlighted the urgent need for paving the lanes of Mohalla Faizan Mustafa Kotha Khurd and raised other neighborhood concerns.
Chaudhry Imran Ilyas said that public service remains his mission and promised swift action to relieve residents of these difficulties. He emphasized coordination with local authorities to ensure timely delivery of civic amenities and to protect the public’s trust while carrying out development work.
Referencing provincial initiatives, Imran Ilyas praised the Chief Minister of Punjab, Maryam Nawaz, for launching large-scale infrastructure projects for Rawalpindi, noting that completed and ongoing schemes including roads, bridges, underpasses and flyovers are transforming the city’s travel and connectivity. He said these projects will usher the residents into a modern era as development continues across the district.
