Special packages for those killed and injured in the heinous violence committed by PTI workers have been approved by the Punjab Cabinet. These rewards include one million rupees apiece for injured police and ranger personnel and a total of 29 million rupees for the martyred Punjab Police Constable.

The Provincial Cabinet offered Fateha for the security personnel killed in the protest and vehemently denounced the heinous violence and attacks on police and Rangers that occurred during the PTI’s violent demonstration on November 24.

To fight riots, a special force of 10,000 security personnel with training would be formed in Punjab.

In addition to approving the Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority Rules 2024, the Provincial Cabinet authorized changes to the law to make kite flying a non-bailable offense.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sahrif stated that the development of dams upstream and other reasons have put the Indus Water Treaty under unprecedented strain, and that the treaty’s viability is essential to maintaining peace and stability in the region.

The Prime Minister was speaking in Riyadh at the “One Water Summit.”

While meeting Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman on the fringes of the One Water Summit in Riyadh, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said it was an honor and a pleasure.

The Prime Minister reiterated the close fraternal connections between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan in a post on the social media platform X, stressing the value of expanding trade and investment cooperation.

Frequent high-level exchanges between the two countries are promoting profitable economic collaboration, Prime Minister Sharif emphasized.

He also thanked Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman for his personal interest in and ongoing assistance in advancing bilateral ties for the benefit of the citizens of both nations.