Occupy groups will not be tolerated under any circumstances, Usman Buzdar
Assembly members of Faisalabad meeting with the Chief Minister, development work will be done on priority basis


Lahore (94 news) Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar has ordered to intensify the campaign against the occupation mafia across the province.
According to the details, Chief Minister Punjab issued instructions to the IG Punjab Police to take effective action against the occupation mafia across the province and said that the RPOs and DPOs should ensure suppression of the occupation groups in their respective districts. Occupancy groups will not be tolerated under any circumstances. He said that no matter how influential the occupation mafia is, indiscriminate action should be taken against it. The chief minister said that jail is the place for those who occupy land and properties. Action should be taken against the occupying groups under the policy of zero tolerance.
Apart from this, the members of Provincial Assembly of Faisalabad Division met Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar today in the committee room of Punjab Assembly. He also held a detailed discussion regarding the problems of the provincial assembly constituencies, development projects and public welfare projects.
Announcing the launch of a new program to improve urban facilities, the Chief Minister said that the government is launching a new program at a cost of billions of rupees to improve sewage, clean drinking water supply, sanitation system and other facilities in the cities. He said that the safe city project will be started in Faisalabad under public-private partnership. In the past, the national treasury was looted by starting exhibition projects, while our government has put an end to the wrong tradition of the past and our government is working on public welfare projects in consultation with the members of the assembly.
Funds have been allocated for the provision of unavailable facilities in the educational institutions of Faisalabad division. Education and health facilities will be made better. The Chief Minister directed the commissioner and deputy commissioner to visit hospitals and educational institutions and said that the administrative officers should visit and assess the situation themselves and take measures for improvement. Railways has given. Sub-campus of Agricultural University at Toba Tech Singh will be upgraded.
Announcing the restoration of inactive water supply schemes, the Chief Minister said that funds have been kept in the budget for the restoration of inactive water supply schemes. The Chief Minister directed to prepare the feasibility of providing speedo buses in Faisalabad. He said that corrupt elements will not be tolerated in any way, indiscriminate action will be taken in the department where there are corrupt employees. He said that our government is fighting against corruption. will The chief minister took strict notice of the complaints of the members of the assembly against some corrupt officers and directed to send the case to anti-corruption. 1122 The buildings of Rescue 1122 have been completed and the services of Rescue 1122 will be activated soon.
Provincial Ministers Chaudhry Zaheeruddin, Ashfa Riaz, Hafiz Mumtaz Ahmed, Ajmal Cheema, Taimur Khan Bhatti, Mehr Mohammad Aslam, Chief Whip Punjab Assembly Syed Abbas Ali Shah, Chief Secretary, Additional Chief Secretary, Additional Chief Secretary Interior, Inspector General Police, Chairman Planning and Development, Secretary, Secretaries of concerned departments, Commissioner Faisalabad Division, RPO, CPO Faisalabad, Toba Tek Singh, Faisalabad, Jhang and Chiniot districts. Deputy Commissioners and DPOs were also present on the occasion.
Apart from this, a provincial cabinet meeting was held yesterday in the cafeteria of the Punjab Assembly under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar, in which it was decided to withdraw the proposed sales tax on inter-city air-conditioned buses and the cabinet unanimously approved the withdrawal of the proposed sales tax. Further steps will be taken to provide relief-



