Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz adamantly refuted assertions of a wheat scarcity in the province, underlining the government’s proactive stance in combating corruption within the wheat procurement framework.

Speaking at a gathering in Phoolnagar, she said that the farmers would soon get ambitious aid package tailored for farmers, amounting to a staggering Rs400 billion over a span of four months. This initiative aims to provide substantial relief to the agricultural sector, with each farmer to receive Rs150,000 through the innovative Kisan Card program.

Against the backdrop of mounting concerns over food security, Maryam reiterated her steadfast commitment to ensuring access to affordable bread for Punjab’s expansive populace, numbering over 130 million. Emphasizing her unwavering support for the farming community, she articulated a vision of empowerment by pledging to equip farmers with state-of-the-art machinery, fostering increased productivity while prioritizing safety in agricultural operations.

In tandem with these agricultural interventions, she outlined a comprehensive strategy for infrastructural development, promising significant enhancements in the province’s road network. With a bold promise of zero road disrepair within the next five years, she affirmed that repair initiatives are already underway, underscoring her administration’s proactive approach to addressing critical infrastructure needs.

Then Punjab CM’s resolute statements not only underscore her dedication to addressing pressing agricultural challenges but also signal a broader commitment to fostering sustainable development and prosperity across Punjab.”