Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz said she would fulfill every promise made to the people, following the example of PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif. She made the remarks during an election rally in Muzaffarabad.
Maryam said she was not in Azad Kashmir only to make promises but to present the Punjab government’s two-year performance. She said PML-N had brought a record of public service before voters.
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She claimed that Punjab’s development projects had transformed the province and said similar progress could be achieved in Azad Kashmir if people supported PML-N. She highlighted infrastructure and welfare initiatives as key priorities.
Meanwhile, Maryam announced several initiatives for Azad Kashmir, including 10 green electric buses and 15 mobile hospitals. She said these projects would improve transport and healthcare facilities for residents.
Additionally, she promised free education support for Kashmiri children, the Himmat Card for persons with disabilities, and free ration assistance for deserving women. She also mentioned Punjab welfare programmes as examples of government support.
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Maryam said millions of patients in Punjab were receiving medicines at their doorsteps through government services. She also highlighted the “Apni Maryam Ko Batain” application, which she said helps resolve public complaints within 24 hours.
She urged voters in Azad Kashmir to make a careful decision and support PML-N for development and prosperity. The remarks came as political parties intensified campaigns ahead of the AJK elections.