PML-N made historic development works in south Punjab:Baligh

ISLAMABAD, Mar 15 (APP):Federal Minister for Education and Professional Training, Engr. Muhammad Baligh Ur Rehman Thursday said the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) government had been paying special attention to south Punjab and completed historic development projects to address grievances of the people there. South Punjab remained neglected for decades but the PML-N government in Punjab and federal, had allocated funds worth billions of Rupee to change the fate of …

ISLAMABAD, Mar 15 (APP):Federal Minister for Education and Professional Training, Engr. Muhammad Baligh Ur Rehman Thursday said the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) government had been paying special attention to south Punjab and completed historic development projects to address grievances of the people there.
South Punjab remained neglected for decades but the PML-N government in Punjab and federal, had allocated funds worth billions of Rupee to change the fate of the people, he said talking to a private news channel.
He said hospitals, schools and universities were established in south Punjab besides constructing network of roads.
The minister said the PML-N had supported demand of establishing new provinces on administrative basis and was still standing on its stance however, he said two third majority in the Parliament was needed for legislation for the purpose.
Baligh-Ur-Rehman said the PML-N had also passed a resolution from the provincial assembly on the subject of new provinces.
He said huge participation of the people in PML-N’s public gathering in south Punjab was evidence of the fact that people were supporting policies of the party.
PML-N’s policies and development works done in South Punjab would be reflected in the decision of its people in general elections, he said.
He said the people could bring real change as they had the right to elect the government for new term.
The minister said constitutional amendments made in dictatorial regimes to bar the politicians from political activities were abolished in the democratic governments.

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