Chief Minister Usman Buzdar has said that Indian state-sponsored terrorism cannot suppress the freedom passion of the Kashmiris languishing in Indian Occupied Kashmir.
In his message, the CM stated that Indian occupied forces have resorted to all kinds of violence in Occupied Kashmir while the unarmed civilians have continued their freedom struggle with their blood. Freedom is the right of the suppressed Kashmiris which they will get at any cost, he added.
Usman Buzdar maintained that Indian cruelties have further inflamed the passion of freedom in the Kashmiris and India must understand that the freedom movement of the Kashmiris cannot be suppressed through torture and brutality.
Pakistan will continue to raise voice for the Kashmiris at every forum, he added. We pay tributes to the Kashmiris for their struggle for the right of self-determination and the international community must wake up and take notice of continued human rights violations in Occupied Kashmir, he concluded.
PUNJAB GOVT INTRODUCES MOBILE ARAZI CENTRES FOR REMOTE AREAS: The Punjab government has procured 20 mobile arazi units to provide prompt revenue related services to the people of far-flung areas at their doorsteps.
This was stated by Chief Minister Usman Buzdar in a statement issued on Monday. He said that mobile arazi centres have also been reticulated with other centres in the province. Necessary services like transfer of land and issuance of property deeds would be available to the applicants and this facility will especially benefit the senior citizens.
The applicants can avail this facility by calling 042-111-2222-77, he said. The CM continued that the Punjab government has introduced different reforms to empower the people and revenue reforms will help to revamp the outdated system.
The departmental reforms will also help to eradicate corruption besides eliminating archaic patwari culture which was promoted by the past governments for personal interests.
The past rulers also deceived the people with fake promises and tall claims made in the name of reforms, he further said.
A notables’ delegation led by Balochistan Industries Minister Haji Muhammad Khan Toor Utmankhail called on Chief Minister Punjab Usman Buzdar at his office and discussed matters of mutual interests. Talking on this occasion, Usman Buzdar said the hearts of people of Balochistan and Punjab beat together.
The development of Balochistan is dear and trade and industry will be promoted between the two provinces, he added.
Chief Minister Usman Buzdar disclosed the proposal of setting up an industrial zone at the border of Balochistan and Punjab is being examined.
Meanwhile, the Punjab government has started different projects in Balochistan as a gesture of goodwill.
Giving a detail, he added the Punjab government will set up Punjab House in Gwadar along with a centre of pilgrims in Tuftan while the technical college, being developed by the Punjab government in Kharaan, will be completed this year.
The Punjab Bank, Rescue 1122, college transport and other facilities are being provided in Mosa Khail.
He disclosed that a cardiac hospital will be set up in Balochistan and another 100-bed hospital will be constructed in Turbat by the Punjab Government. He added that DG Khan institute of cardiology will provide modern treatment facilities to the patients of Balochistan province.
Balochistan Industries Minister stated that Punjab appears much better than before and the fruits of development are also visible in remote areas.
The passion of Chief Minister Usman Buzdar to strengthen the country and employ collective efforts for development is praiseworthy.
We feel happy when Usman Buzdar comes to Balochistan, he added. Usman Buzdar accepted the invitation and announced that we will soon visit Loralai.
India can’t suppress Kashmiris’ freedom: Buzdar
