Lahore:
On Wednesday, the PML-N parliamentary party of Punjab condemns the Indian aggression against Pakistan on Wednesday in which children, women and other innocent citizens had been martyred and targeted mosques.
Thanks to a resolution adopted unanimously during a meeting chaired by the chief minister of Punjab, Maryam Nawaz Sharif, the parliamentary party paid tribute to all martyrs, praised the courage of their families and praised the Ghazis.
The parliamentary party welcomed the brave armed forces, which destined the modern weapons of the enemy and the war of May 6 and 7 and on May 10 during operation Bunyan-Un-Marsus.
He said that despite the provocations of India, timely and correct decisions were made with great caution, courage and restraint. The Prime Minister fully expressed the feelings of the people and united military, public and political entities to fortify the whole nation. Participants also appreciate the conference of the Marshal Marshal of the Marshal in the Chief of Staff of the Army Asim Munnir.
CM Maryam Nawaz also established a telephone contact with the chief minister of Balutchistan, Mir Sarfraz Bugti and sentenced a terrorist attack on a school van in Khuzdar. She offered her full help to Balouthistan CM to take all possible measures to combat terrorist attacks until their eradication.
She also offered complete cooperation for the treatment of the injured.
She said: “The government of Punjab is held with the brothers and sisters of Balutchistan in this difficult period. I can feel the sorrow and the pain of the parents of martyred children.”
She prayed for the rapid recovery of the wounded and expressed her deep sadness and her sincere sympathies to bereaved families.
Meanwhile, information on the parliamentary party on an embellishment plan, the chief minister Maryam Nawaz said that the electric wires suspended in the markets of each district would be replaced by underground wiring.
She said that the organized trolleys would be established in each tehsil and that the canals that cross the cities would be decorated.
As part of the plan, the markets will be renovated, the infrastructure will be improved and the food streets will also be established.
According to a press release, the members of the Assembly thanked the CM for launching more than 80 major development projects simultaneously through Punjab.
The chief minister announced that a Punjab development plan would be launched throughout the province and that it was decided that projects within the framework of the program in 60 cities would be completed during the current year.
The chief minister announced that 800 model villages would be developed throughout the province. It announced the construction and expansion of 400 kilometers of road connection in the villages in consultation with the members of the Assembly, promising to provide 250 billion rupees for this purpose next year.
It was decided that 1,100 electric buses would be distributed among all the districts in the province. The chief minister reiterated his commitment to build 100,000 houses by the end of the current year.
She announced that Metro Bus Services would soon be launched in Faisalabad and Gujranwala as well as a transport project on the road to the Lahore Canal.
The chief minister announced a launching plan for rationing cards for the needy for the whole province.
She added: “The water supply will be ensured in the remote areas of Punjab. For the first time, the villages were also included in the cleanliness program. No district or Tehsil will be deprived in the embellishment plan.”
She maintained: “Porbitant operations will be carried out against criminals. The CTD has been strengthened and combing operations are carried out throughout the province. All the cities of Punjab will be converted into safe cities in a few months. An efficient anti-narcotics campaign has been mobilized in Punjab.
She said that a force of 8,000 people was ready to exercise her duties as anti-backed, pricing and other affairs in the province. As part of the Lahore development plan, 6,000 streets, sewers and water tanks are under construction. Public money is now spent on their well-being.
The chief minister said that the interests of farmers had also been taken into account.
