Maryam Nawaz stated that ASP showed an exemplary display of bravery, wisdom and duty if she did not arrive on time, there was a risk of an accident.


Lahore: Nominated chief minister Punjab, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz’s (PML-N) chief organizer Maryam Nawaz payed tribute to Assistant Sub-inspector police (ASP) Shaher Bano amid her timely brave action.
Maryam Nawaz stated that ASP showed an exemplary display of bravery, wisdom and duty if she did not arrive on time, there was a risk of an accident.
She thanked Shaher Bano and said that she is proud of her bravery. Shaher Bano fought against pressure, number of people, situation and saved a woman’s life.
Maryam hoped that every police force’s individually will play a positive role in the safety of citizens just like Shaher Bano did.
On the other hand, PML-N’s leader Ahsan Iqbal also praised ASP Shaher Bano’s brave act and said that well done ASP to save a life. It is our responsibility to save lives from the religious fanaticism.
It should be noted that a woman was harassed on wearing an Arabic calligraphy’s dress in a market in Lahore yesterday.

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