Punjab Senior Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb has said that every religious group in the province has the right to live without fear, and the effects of the last four years of occupation have been eliminated.
She said that laptops are being given to children as an educational facility and 1100 electric buses are running in the province for public transport. Marriyum Aurangzeb said that due to these steps, the journey of development of Punjab and Pakistan has accelerated again.
The senior minister also shed light on the cultural aspect and said that the Chief Minister of Punjab has revived the Horse and Cattle Show after 30 years, while the Basant festival will be celebrated in Lahore after 25 years, which is promoting the culture of the province.
According to socio-cultural expert Professor Najma Khalid, these steps are not only increasing happiness and confidence among the people but are also encouraging cultural awareness and participation in traditional ceremonies among the youth.
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