Islamabad:The federal government, with strong support from the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leadership, has placed the development of Islamabad's rural areas at the forefront of its priorities. This commitment was underscored during the inauguration of street pavement work in the new settlement of Bhara Kahu.
Dr. Muhammad Afzal Babar, Founder and Central President of the Private Schools Network Islamabad, officiated the ceremony near Babar Public School, emphasizing the dedication of both central and local PML-N leaders to serving the community. He highlighted the significant expectations of Bhara Kahu residents regarding essential services such as education, health, and access to clean drinking water.
Dr. Babar lauded the local leadership's commitment to merit-based allocation of the local government budget for development projects, recognizing it as a responsible use of resources. He also expressed gratitude to key PML-N figures including Raja Abdul Waheed Kayani, Sheikh Muhammad Rashid, Haji Muhammad Uzair, and Nazir ur Rehman Usmani for their instrumental efforts in realizing these development initiatives.