Provincial Minister Ibrahim Murad Unveils Impressive Impact And Accomplishments Report

As the Minister of Local Government, Ibrahim Murad streamlined $1 Billion foreign funded development projects

Contributed Rs 2.2 Billion to the provincial treasury through improved auctioning of 118 cattle markets.
Increased property tax revenue by Rs 10 billion.
Initiated a youth volunteer program with over 10,000 registrations.
Implemented layoffs for 5000 non-existent LWMC employees, resulting in a monthly saving of Rs 100 million.
Introduced the Safai Nisf Iman campaign to dispose of 200,000 tons of waste.
Established the Ap Baldiya Aap Ki 1198 helpline for doorstep service delivery.
Made 1500 appointments based on merit.

Achieved a Rs 2.17 Billion increase in non-tax revenue.
Introduced a roadmap aimed at generating Rs 150 billion in revenue.
Commenced exploration of Placer Gold deposits as part of the ADP scheme.
Transformed PUNJMIN into a profitable entity, yielding Rs 400 million in profit.
Successfully recovered Rs 4 billion from illegal mine leaseholders.
Issued recovery notices totaling Rs 3 billion against PMDC and cement factories.
Initiated a Rs 650 million corruption reference against former officials.
Approved a record allocation of Rs 1 Billion for the welfare of mine workers and their families.
Decreased emergency response time to 4 minutes.

Achieved a Rs 600 billion saving on road maintenance through the implementation of the axle load policy.
Launched a Rs 2.5 billion revenue plan for the Orange Line and Metro Bus services.
Successfully completed a Rs 2.5 billion project for track works on the Rawalpindi and Lahore metro bus services.
Reduced transportation fares by 20%.
Approved free travel for 2.5 million students on the Orange Line Train.
Recorded the highest number of Orange Line passengers, reaching 250,000.
Renovated B, C, and D category bus stations.
Upgraded 200 bus shelters.

Introduced Pakistan’s inaugural Disease Control Center.
Prohibited the smuggling and slaughter of breeding female animals.
Commenced genetic enhancement procedures for 1.1 million non-descript cattle through insemination.
Equipped 256 livestock field vehicles with tracking systems.
Facilitated farmers with financing options up to Rs 10 million through BoP.
Executed a Rs 167 million project covering 38,000 acres for the cultivation of high-protein fodder.
Launched the Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) control program.
Expanded disease surveillance efforts by incorporating 7 mobile veterinary laboratories.
Designated Bahawalpur as the Meat Zone and Sahiwal as the Milk Zone to stimulate exports.