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Jaranwala: Minister of State for Interior, Senator Talal Chaudhry, said that now ordinary citizens can get their national identity card made in just 10 minutes. He added that their politics is based on performance — their work speaks for itself.
According to details, Senator Talal Chaudhry inaugurated the new NADRA Mega Center in Jaranwala.
During the opening ceremony, he said that people can now get their ID cards within 10 minutes. He emphasized that they focus on doing work instead of just talking about politics.
The Minister of State said that no government in the past 78 years has completed as many development projects as the current one. He mentioned that the repair of Lahore Road has been completed and the Green Bus Service will start soon.
He also said that the Prime Minister and the Field Marshal are working together, and now many powerful countries want to partner with Pakistan. Pakistan has also been given the honor of providing security for the Two Holy Mosques in 57 countries.
While talking about Palestine, Talal Chaudhry said that the issue of Gaza has now been resolved. He questioned that if people there are celebrating, then why are some still protesting?
He said that when Pakistan’s institutions and politics work on the same page, the world will listen to us. The politics of chaos will no longer work. According to him, it’s not the Prime Minister who needs to change — some people need to change their mindset.
The Minister further said that Shehbaz Sharif’s vision is to provide cheap electricity, more jobs, and continue development work. He added that in areas where there were once no roads, now motorways are being built. “We are working so fast that soon people will be able to travel from Jaranwala to Lahore in just 40 minutes,” he said.
He asked people to vote based on performance, saying that their government is not part of any chaos and will not be blackmailed by anyone. “If we had used force,” he added, “no one would be protesting on the streets.”
He also shared that last year, drugs worth 12 million dollars were seized, and during protests, more money was found in some people’s homes than in the State Bank itself.Reported by Save Our Pak
