Punjab Information Minister Azma Zahid Bukhari has said that the Punjab government is taking concrete steps to safeguard women's rights. Addressing a news conference in Lahore today, she said that the establishment of virtual police stations will assist in delivering justice to women in the province. Azma Zahid Bukhari emphasized the importance of education for youth, stating that it is crucial to equip them with knowledge instead of weapons. She also condemned the events of May 9, terming it a "black day" in the country's history. The Minister said that an anarchist group had attacked the country's sovereignty by attacking national institutions, including Radio Pakistan Peshawar and Jinnah House. Source: Radio Pakistan
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