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Throwback 2023 - 1 crore driving license issuance ✅ - First-ever plastic road ✅ - First-ever artificial rain ✅ - CBD Kalma Chowk underpass ✅ -Shahdra , Lahore Flyover ✅ - Multan Institute of Cardiology ✅ - Children Hospital Gujranwala ✅ -Ring Road/ Faisalabad Bypass ✅ -Sahiwal Samundri road...

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Muhammad Q. Aslamvor 2 Jahren

where is the #Elections for which you are a caretaker for????? Chutiya banana choor do bhai...

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Amal Kamalvor 2 Jahren

Half of the things were initiated by PTI's government 😂😂😂😂😂

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Adnan Imtiazvor 2 Jahren

WHOA! “Throwback” how American!! You were a “temp” who was supposed to facilitate elections in Punjab in May ‘23 as ordered by the Supreme Court of Pakistan and then disappear without a mention again! Everyone, who violated the constitution of Pakistan, will be held accountable in a court of law.

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Hassan Ghaddarvor 2 Jahren

Throwback 2023 -Unconstitutional CM ✅ -90 days elections Violated ✅ -Unprecedented Fascism ✅ - illegal Abductions of PTI party members ✅ - Lapdog of Munira Mistry ✅ - Trying really hard to force NS upon Pakistan ✅ -Making videos in torture ✅ -Laanat on this Nakli Naqvi ✅

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RAHEEL GUJJARvor 2 Jahren

میری بیوی کو ننگا کیا میرا 10 ماہ کا بچہ زارو قطار روتا رہا ظلم کی انتہا ہو گئی ہے میں پاگل ہو چکا ہوں میں مرنا چاہتا ہوں چیف جسٹس آف پاکستان سے ہاتھ جوڑ کر ایکشن لینے کی اپیل جمشید دستی ویڈیو بناتے ہوئے رو پڑے

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Traitor Hoshvor 2 Jahren

Oye fraudiye you are a traitor who has broken the constitution none of these projects were yours to execute you have no mandate

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Engineer Kissanvor 2 Jahren

@LHRDevAuthority All the projects started by PTI Punjab government. Likh baygairta poora likh

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یزیدی فوجvor 2 Jahren

@GovtofPunjabPK الیکشن کرواو اور دفع ہو جاو یہ کام اپ کے دائرہ اختیار میں اتے، ارٹیکل چھ مت بولنا

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Tamina Mirzavor 2 Jahren

Muslim town canal road since last 2 plus months ❌

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