‘CM spending all funds in Mianwali, Taunsa’
By Our Correspondent
July 04, 2020
LAHORE:Spokesperson for Pakistan Muslim League-N Azma Bukhari has alleged that Chief Minister Usman Buzdar was spending all funds of the province only in Mianwali and Taunsa.
She said that how could a chief minister, who is unable to sign even a single summary on his own, facilitate assembly members. In a response to the statement of the chief minister on Friday, she said the PTI government could gather only a few members who are used to violate party rules whereas sincere party leaders always stand with the leadership.
She said that the chief minister was living in a fool’s paradise. She claimed there were three to four groups in Punjab Cabinet and most of the ministers were not willing to present the report of their departments.
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