Lahore:
Punjab Minister of Information, Azma Bokhari, said that the painting used on the cycle paths of Lahore was applied by a local company on a trial under a one -year warranty.
She underlined in a press release that the Punjab public funds had not been spent and that no payment had been made to the company.
“As part of the test phase, the same company will reappear painting at no additional cost,” she said, responding to recent comments by Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, lawyer advisor SAIF.
Comparison with the question with the Peshawar rapid bus transport system (BRT), she said: “In the past five years, BRT Peshawar has faced persistent ineffectiveness, with more time to stop that operational time and has been frequently involved in accidents. “
She added: “The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government still owes 60 billion rupees for the Peshawar metro project, with the BRT affair pending a international tribunal.”
She said lawyer Saif Déville the attention of the gaps of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa by unjustly targeting the progress of Punjab.
“Those who cannot demonstrate the achievements of their own government often use the successful initiatives of others,” she said.
She said: “To date, the KP government spokesperson has not reported on the performance of her chief minister. Meanwhile, KP citizens continue to risk their lives crossing the rivers on rafts and makeshift containers. “
The minister said: “Following the successful launches of metro and orange train train systems, Punjab now advances tram service plans
