However, some social media consumers demand from Maryam Nawaz to increase the rate of the wheat crops.


Lahore: The criticism has done on chief minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz regarding to cut the raw crops of wheat during the visit of Kartarpur.
According to the details, the media cell issued pictures and videos of Maryam Nawaz on social media platform on the visit of Kartarpur in which she was cutting the raw crops of wheat with a golden sickle. The social media consumers criticized her a lot on these pictures and videos.
Some of the social media consumer termed the use of golden sickle for the cutting of wheat crops as a ridiculous thing. Some said that the wheat was not completely prepared for cutting but Maryam Nawaz just cut the crops without knowing about it.
However, some social media consumers demand from Maryam Nawaz to increase the rate of the wheat crops while some said that Maryam Nawaz did nothing she just did whatever her secretary agriculture told.

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