SC verdict is an attempt to create instability, says Maryam Nawaz
Pakistan
Inaugurates upgradation at the Township model bazaar
LAHORE (Dunya News) - Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz said on Friday the Supreme Court verdict (on reserved seats) was an attempt to create instability in the country.
Maryam uttered these remarks while referring to the SC verdict allowing the PTI reserved seats during her address at inaugural ceremony of upgradation of the Township model bazaar.
“PERSON SITTING IN ADIALA JAIL IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COUNTRY'S DESTRUCTION”
The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader alleged that the Supreme Court’s verdict provided relief to a certain party and projected it as innocent despite the fact that it created anarchy.
"A group of some individuals creates instability and takes the country towards destruction whenever the country progresses," alleged Maryam. Umar Atta Bandial rewrote the constitution for the sake of one person and the PTI was given relief on a platter.
Maryam hit out at PTI founder Imran Khan for "disturbing peace and order".
She boasted the PML-N government made a record of governance in three tenures while a person having just four years of government contributed to destruction.
The PML-N leader attributed the burden of loans on the masses to the PTI, saying the PTI founder revived the IMF loan programme to which Nawaz Sharif bade goodbye in his last tenure.
She requested SC judges to let the country run as they were trying to bring back the person who was guilty of offences against the nation.
She warned against the consequences of destabilising the law and order and development. “These conspiracies will not work and our government will complete five years of its term and whoever tries to take law into hand, will be dealt with an iron hand.”
MODEL BAZAAR IN EVERY DISTRICT
Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz announced establishment of model bazaars in all districts of the province. During the ceremony of the Township model bazaar upgradation, she commended MNA Afzal Khokhar for establishing a great facility for people.
She said "model bazaar is a model to facilitate and provide comfort to the public." She stated that the grocery items would be available at people's doorstep through free delivery with just one call and app order.
She said women had lauded the model bazaars where essential items are available at even lower than DC rates.
CM Maryam also said land had been provided to establish model bazaars in the cities which hadn’t these facilities. She promised to establish model bazaars in all districts of Punjab.
She also promised to upgrade the existing model bazaars to facilitate the public. "Public relief is my foremost priority," she said.
LAHORE'S MODEL BAZAARS
Model bazaars have been established in some districts of Punjab that provide essential and daily-use commodities at subsidised rates. These facilities are meant to provide respectable shopping environment to the have-nots.
In the provincial capital, Lahore, model bazaars have been set up in China Scheme, Chuhng, Harbanspura, Mian Plaza Johar Town, Raiwind, Sabzazaar, Sher Shah Colony, Thokar Niaz Baig, Township and Wahdat Colony.
FREE SOLAR PANELS
She also said the government would launch the biggest solar project in Pakistan's history. "Consumers using up to 200 units of electricity will get free solar systems while consumers utilising 200 to 500 units will be provided solar systems on five-year installments," she said.
'MY MISSION IS TO SERVE'
The Punjab CM stressed that her foremost priority was to provide bread and butter to people at affordable rates.
She emphasised that she monitored the rates of daily items in installed screens in her room and her government was working day and night to provide relief.
She lambasted the last government for the destruction of the economy.
She commended the law-enforcement agencies, rescue personnel and administrations for maintaining law and order and facilitating citizens in Muharram. For the first time, internet and mobile services were not suspended and drone-monitoring of processions and gatherings was done in Ashura, she added.
