The Punjab Chief Minister declared the year 2021 as the year of good news

Punjab Chief Minister Usman Bazdar

In the new year, 35,000 apartments will be constructed on 8,000 canals, electric buses, 2 overhead bridges, 2 underpasses, state-of-the-art bus terminals, 10 underground water tanks will also be constructed in Lahore, all cities will be given equal development. Punjab Chief Minister Usman Bazdar

Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Bazdar has declared the year 2021 as a year of happiness for Punjab. He said that 35,000 apartments would be constructed on 8,000 canals in the new year, 4,000 apartments would be constructed in the first phase and four in LDA City in the first phase. Preliminary work has been started for construction of Hazara apartment, the project will cost Rs 40 billion, electric buses will be run in the city, 2 overhead bridges and 2 underpasses in Lahore, state-of-the-art bus terminal, 10 underground water tanks will also be built. , Has started the process of uniform development of all cities.

It will be a year of good news for the people of Punjab. The Bazdar government has started implementing the vision of equal development of all cities of Punjab including Lahore as per the vision of Prime Minister Imran Khan - the new year will bring immense happiness to the homeless.

According to details, projects worth billions of rupees are being brought in Lahore, the largest city of Punjab, on the direction of Chief Minister Usman Bazdar in line with the vision of uniform development. A modern bed of one thousand beds on Ferozepur Road to provide the best treatment facilities. The hospital will prove to be a gift from the PTI government to the people of Lahore.

Plans are also underway to build a state-of-the-art bus terminal at Thokar Niaz Beg. Similarly, 10 underground water tanks will be constructed for timely drainage and storage of rain water. Chief Minister Usman Bazdar while vowing to give a valuable gift of real development to Lahore in the new year said that Lahore is a megacity and the heart of Pakistan. We will not spare a minute to fix it.

Chief Minister Usman Bazdar has said that he wants to bring the neglected areas in the past on par with other cities. Despite spending billions of rupees in the recent past, a large section of Lahore's population has been deprived of the fruits of development. Chief Minister Usman Bazdar said that wasting government funds without identifying the real issues was tantamount to wasting national resources. The vision of Tehreek-e-Pakistan government to solve the housing problems of the people is very clear. Will not give