Political narratives and allegations have a limited 'shelf life', CM Maryam says
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz on Tuesday said political narratives, allegations and criticism had a limited “shelf life”, asserting that public service and development work ultimately determined electoral success. She was speaking at a Honhaar Scholarship and laptop distribution ceremony at Government Comprehensive High School in Jhelum. During her address, Maryam said voters did not support…
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz asserted that political narratives and allegations have a limited "shelf life" and that public service and development work ultimately determine electoral success. Speaking at a scholarship and laptop distribution ceremony, she cited her party's recent victories in local elections in Sahiwal and Gujranwala, despite opposition parties joining forces against her.
Maryam highlighted the government's expansion of the Green Bus service and the establishment of Nawaz Sharif Schools of Eminence, emphasizing the availability of advanced facilities and qualified faculty in provincial schools. She also announced plans to establish 300 such schools, with work in Jhelum set to begin on December 15, and pledged to establish cardiac treatment facilities in 25 cities to address the lack of such services in the past.
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