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Federal Minister for Overseas Pakistanis Chaudhry Salik Hussain has advised Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz not to use the “woman card” in politics, intensifying an ongoing public dispute over allegations of corruption and governance in Punjab. Speaking on a television programme on Wednesday, Salik said political leaders should respond to criticism on its merits rather than bring gender into political disagreements. He also described Maryam’s earlier remarks about him as inappropriate for someone holding public office. The federal minister maintained that his earlier allegations of…

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This collage shows Chaudhry Salik Hussain and Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz. — Facebook/TheMaryamNSharif/National AssemblySalik Hussain refuses to withdraw his corruption-related remarks.Says corruption has become more visible in Punjab since remarks.Hussain says PM Shehbaz has not...

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Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s recent warning to ministers over corruption allegations has triggered a new political debate within the provincial government. Her remarks appear to be aimed at defending her government’s credibility while putting pressure on those raising questions about corruption in Punjab. Addressing a public gathering in Jhelum, Maryam Nawaz said that action would be taken against any minister found involved in corruption. She also made it clear that she had never claimed corruption had completely ended in Punjab. However, she maintained that her government was…

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The disagreement began after Salik criticised the Punjab government’s performance and alleged widespread corruption during an interview with a private television channel. The PML-Q leader praised his paternal uncle and former Punjab chief minister Chaudhry Pervez Elahi describing him as the best chief executive the province had seen. He also questioned the distribution of development funds, alleging that political considerations were influencing government priorities and that Lahore was receiving a disproportionate share of Punjab’s development budget at the expense of other districts. Salik…

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