Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has initiated the ‘Dhee Rani’ program to facilitate the wedding ceremonies of disadvantaged couples and alleviate their financial burden.
Applications for this project are being welcomed and may be filed via the internet portal cmp.punjab.gov.pk or the hotline 1312.
A helpline number has been established at the instruction of the Punjab Chief Minister to address any inquiries.
Teams would conduct home visits for candidates to check eligibility, ensuring transparency and fairness in the program.
The newlywed couple would receive Rs100,000 via ATM cards, along with needed furniture, tableware, and clothing.
The government will also provide meals for the couples’ wedding ceremony.
THE AMENDMENT WOULD GUARANTEE PROMPT JUSTICE
The Chief Minister of Punjab praised the 26th amendment to the constitution and commended the nation, asserting that it would guarantee prompt justice.
She asserted that the amendment was essential for the supremacy of law and had reinstated the Parliament’s full constitutional authority and integrity.
Maryam Nawaz asserted that constructive reforms would be implemented in the judicial system, resulting in a more independent and fortified judiciary.
She also praised the Article regarding the elimination of interest in Pakistan.
