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PA session to resume today to hold debate on budget

Pakistan Jun, 23 2024
PA session to resume today to hold debate on budget
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LAHORE: Punjab Assembly session will resume today to hold general discussion on provincial budget. Session will be started at 11am with Speaker Malik Muhammad Ahmad Khan in chair.

General discussion on budget is likely to be concluded during today’s session. Government has plan to pass demands for grant on June 25 and 26. It merits mention here that general discussion on budget was started on June 20. As per parliamentary traditions, opposition leader Malik Ahmad Khan Bhachar opened general debate on budget with his fiery speech. Punjab Finance Minister Mian Mujtaba Shujaur Rehman had presented Rs 5,446 billion budget for fiscal year 2024-25 earlier this month.

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