By Asim Shahzad
LLAHORE: In the Punjab Assembly session , the government and the opposition members expressed concern over the bad situation of law and order in the province.
The government member attacked his own government on the ongoing operation against the ongoing encroachment in Punjab. Amjad Ali Javed said that the houses and shops of the poor are being demolished. Criticized the government’s ongoing anti-encroachment operation, Amjad Ali Javed said that the houses and shops of the poor are being demolished and the cruelty is that the rents of the shops have been increased by 300%.pti member rana aftab said The rolling pass could not be implemented, the judicial system also failed and the legislators are not able to do anything.
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The government and the opposition exploded on the disturbing situation of law and order in Faisalabad. Opposition member Rana Aftab Ahmed said that he cannot return from his village after Maghrib in Faisalabad. He asked questions in the Houses of the past, which have not been answered by the department.
The appreciation resolution regarding successful cpa conference was unanimously approved, 4 new bills were presented in the House, draft law repealing in the House of Punjab Assembly Panchayat Punjab 2025, draft law, Facilitating Bazaar Authority Punjab 2025, draft law amendment notaries 2025 and draft laws of provincial motor vehicles were presented in the House in 2025, all the bills were sent to the relevant standing committees for two months, the opposition and government members gave suggestions for the budget 2025-26, on this occasion the finance minister Mujtaba Shujaur Rahman in his closing speech on the pre-budget debate said that it is a pity that the members are not interested in the pre-budget debate. It is an impression that if the proposals are not included in the budget, then it is not correct. The budget wants to present the target of one thousand billion rupees. At that time, more than fifty percent of the target was achieved by the province until January 30, while the e-bike scheme has allocated 2.48 billion rupees, 2.87 mobile clinic programs, and one billion rupees has been allocated for the Dhi Rani program. Rupees have been spent, twelve thousand people have got easy loans, while 1.4 billion rupees have been spent for minority cards and 2 billion rupees have been allocated for Himmat Card.
