Says no one above law and all requirements of justice will be fulfilled
Amraiz Khan
Special Assistant to Chief Minister on Information Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan has said that the PTI is following the mission of the Poet of the East Allama Muhammad Iqbal as PM Imran Khan is the genuine follower of the philosophy and vision of the Poet of the East.
Talking to the media on the death anniversary of Allama Iqbal outside Iqbal’s mausoleum here on Wednesday, Dr Firdous said that Iqbal’s message for the youth is being materialized by PM Imran Khan through the provision of quality education, employment and other facilities.
The PM Imran Khan is striving to elevate the country by following the vision of Allama Iqbal, she said.
The Special Assistant said the new Pakistan is in accordance with the philosophy and vision of Allama Iqbal and the government is trying to develop the country according to the aspirations and desires of the founding fathers.
Today is an occasion to reiterate the commitment made with the Allama Iqbal and the PTI is striving hard to establish a society based on the principles of equality, justice and accountability, she said.
Dr Firdous said that it is satisfying that all are equal before the accountability process and the ministers surrendered them before the law when a finger was raised towards them.
No one is above the law and all the requirements of justice will be fulfilled with NAB as the government has never hindered the accountability process at any stage, she said.
Responding to a question, the Special Assistant said that PM Imran Khan accords opportunity to every party-member to speak up his or her mind and it is only possible in the PTI to criticize party policies.
There is a dictatorship in other parties and there is no room for any criticism or independence of opinion, she said.
She asserted that Imran Khan will become a stumbling block if anybody tried to seek relief through government authority.
The SACM urged the opposition to present an alternate policy instead of a spade of criticism. The government is facing challenges of corona, price-hike and unemployment.
There is no ill will with opposition and it should lend a helping hand to the government to ameliorate the lot of the common man, the SACM concluded.
Meanwhile, on the directions of Chief Minister Usman Buzdar an organized crackdown on illegal occupants on state land of Revenue Department is being carried during which 160205.25 acres of land worth Rs. 453.04 billion has been retried so far.
Senior Member Board of Revenue Babar Hayat Tarar, while giving the details, said that 1704 acres of state land worth Rs197 billion has been evacuated in Lahore.
Whereas, 2975 acre state land worth Rs. 50 billion in district Bhakker has been retrieved.
Similarly, 43,442 acres land worth Rs. 39 billion in district Jhang, 2275 acres land worth Rs. 33 billion in district Bahawalpur, 1906 acres land worth Rs. 23 billion in District Mianwali, 1620 acres land worth Rs. 20 billion in district Toba Tek Singh, 5776 acres of land worth Rs. 17 billion in district Faisalabad, 4223 acres of land worth Rs. 15 billion in district Sargodha, 21,738 acres of land worth Rs. 12 billion in district Chakwal, 1476 acres of land worth Rs. 6 billion in district Rahim Yar Khan, 1142 acres land worth Rs. 4 billion in district Sheikhupura, 508 acres land worth Rs 3 billion in district Gujranwala, 45164 acres land worth Rs 3 billion in district DG Khan, 1135 acres land worth Rs 2 billion in district Kasur, 2492 acres land worth Rs 2 billion in district Khushab, 1061 acres of land worth 2 billion in district Attock, 1052 acres of land worth Rs. 1 billion in district Chiniot, 883 acres land worth Rs. 1 billion in district Okara, 57 acres of land worth Rs. 1 billion in district Jhelum.
