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CM Maryam Threatens Legal Action Against Ally Salik Over Corruption Claims

November 3, 2026 • 3 hours ago •

LAHORE: Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has threatened to file a defamation lawsuit against her political ally Salik Hussain over allegations of corruption within the Punjab government. The dispute arose during a recent press conference where Hussain accused the provincial administration of misappropriating funds.

In response, CM Nawaz stated that such claims are baseless and damaging to her reputation and the integrity of her government. “These allegations are not only false but also an attempt to undermine the hard work we have put into governance,” she asserted, emphasizing her commitment to transparency and accountability.

This confrontation highlights the growing tensions within the ruling coalition in Punjab, raising concerns about stability in the provincial government. Political analysts suggest that this rift could impact governance and public trust, as citizens are increasingly wary of corruption scandals.

Looking ahead, CM Nawaz has called for an internal review of the allegations and plans to convene a meeting with coalition partners to address the issue. Legal experts predict that if the situation escalates, it could lead to a protracted legal battle, further complicating the political landscape in Punjab.

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