LAHORE: Governor/Chancellor of the Punjab University Rafique Rajwana says the politics of agitation will cause harm to democracy while the rulers should adopt a democratic approach and strengthen parliament.

He said this while addressing a laptop distribution ceremony at the Punjab University`s Faisal Auditorium here on Thursday.

Meanwhile, scores of students of the Halley College of Commerce and Sociology department protested for not giving laptops despite being fallen under the `eligibility criteria`.

They chanted slogans against thegovernment and the university administration for not inviting them in the ceremony and depriving them of laptops.

Addressing the ceremony, the governor said the protest was a democratic right but the politics of agitation and resistance had never benefitted any democracy in the world.

`We should not level baseless allegations of corruption against each other and rather we should focus on the success of Zarb-i-Azab,` he added.

The governor said the ChinaPakistan Economic Corridor would prove a game-changer for Pakistan and the young generation must play their role in the development of thecountry.

He said the country was full of talented people and our journey to progress must not stop. `The government has launched several schemes to empower youth and utilize their energies,` he added.

PU Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Mujahid Kamran said today`s young generation was lucky that they were living in the age of internet. He said the invention of internet had made access to information very easy.

HEC executive director Dr Arshad Ali said the efficiency of students had improved manifold because of the laptop scheme as previously they were lacking such digital resources and had limited access to the internet.