Punjab Information Minister Azma Bokhari defends Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s governance, saying political propaganda cannot undermine the provincial government.
Punjab Information Minister Azma Bokhari has criticised political opponents for allegedly using misinformation and propaganda against the provincial government, saying that governments cannot be brought down through lies or unconventional practices.
In a statement, Bokhari said Punjab was making progress under Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, claiming that the provincial government’s performance had become a source of concern for certain political elements.
She alleged that some politically isolated individuals were struggling to find new political platforms and regain their relevance in the country’s political landscape.
The provincial information minister said Maryam Nawaz had made good governance, transparency and merit the foundations of her administration. She claimed that Punjab’s governance model had also become an example for other provinces.
Bokhari further asserted that Maryam Nawaz had achieved in two years what no previous leader had accomplished in the country’s history. She said those attempting to promote what she described as fabricated political narratives had lost their political relevance.
The minister also criticised efforts to revive politically weakened individuals, arguing that such attempts would not succeed in Punjab. She maintained that the people of the province had openly accepted Maryam Nawaz’s leadership.
Describing the chief minister as the best provincial leader in the country, Bokhari accused political opponents of targeting Maryam Nawaz to attract public attention and improve their own political standing.
She said critics were free to continue their political activities but insisted that their tactics would not succeed in Punjab.
Bokhari’s remarks come amid continuing political differences between the provincial government and its opponents. Her statement focused on defending the administration’s performance and rejecting allegations and criticism directed at the provincial leadership.
The minister maintained that political narratives based on what she called lies and propaganda could not undermine the government’s position.
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