Maryam Nawaz Appeared Quite Angry and Perturbed While Indicating the Next Arrangement in Today’s Speech: Ghareeda Farooqi

ISLAMABAD (Daily Qudrat): Senior journalist Ghareeda Farooqi, commenting on Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s address at an event in Jhelum, has said that Maryam Nawaz appeared quite angry and perturbed while indicating the “next arrangement” in today’s speech.

In a tweet on X, she said that Maryam Nawaz appeared quite angry and perturbed while indicating the “next arrangement” in today’s speech.

In this situation, at some places she also felt difficulty or a sense of caution in bringing words from her mind to her tongue due to inner anger and being perturbed. But the anger and perturbedness remained evident.

Yesterday, Information Minister Uzma Bukhari was with us in the programme.

Yesterday, while keeping the Chaudhrys in front, she targeted “some people behind them”!!!

She said that no one talks about the corruption happening where people call it the “system.”

She said that those levelling corruption allegations against Punjab are the ones talking about new provinces, and they are saying this not in parliament but at seminars.

Uzma Bukhari’s attack yesterday and Maryam Nawaz’s anger today… toward what do they point?

It may be noted that Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has announced the launch of Nawaz Sharif School of Eminence in Jhelum on 15 December.

Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif announced running Green Buses in Dina, Sohawa and Pind Dadan Khan in January, while speaking at a ceremony for the Hunar Scholarship and laptop distribution in Jhelum. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, speaking, said that there are plans for Kharbu; Maryam Nawaz has not committed a single penny of corruption in the people’s trust. If evidence of corruption against any minister comes forward, I swear I will not spare them.

Those who have objections, why are they sitting as ministers? Why don’t they resign and go home? Those who have made a name in corruption and bribery are still sitting outside today. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif said that I do not claim at all that corruption has been completely eliminated. Is there no corruption in other provinces? But in Punjab, the CM gets after it when corruption is discovered.

There was a government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for 13-14 years; the corruption and kickbacks they committed are coming to light today. I speak of Punjab, not of other provinces; they themselves are answerable to the people. In Punjab, every single penny is being spent on the people’s development. We will extract the money from the throats of those who commit embezzlement.

On this occasion, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz said that in Faisalabad a man entered a shop and beat a girl so badly that my heart trembled. I asked the police what the matter was. The shop owner went there and demanded something, to which the girl said that you should talk to the owner of the garment shop, this is a women’s shop, you should not enter like this. Upon this, the man beat and thrashed the girl.

That man was called to the police station — he was wealthy. He was made to stand in front of the girl. I said, slap him two or three resounding slaps on the face.

Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif said that we do not make mere talks; talks have a short life. Because of service, the PML-N comes to power again and again. The Buzdar government was here — how many children got scholarships or laptops? In the past, people used to travel hanging on buses and climbing on rooftops; now modern and dignified transport is available in the form of electric buses.

If there is popularity, then it is also visible. The people vote for service, not for a narrative. Now people will say that, by God, the Jhelum Road is our project; if it is your project, then why wasn’t it built in four years of government? Their tongues move for talk; they do not do work.