Information Minister Azma Bukhari announced that the Kacha area is no longer a lawless zone, with many bandits voluntarily laying down their weapons. Speaking at a press conference, the Punjab Information Minister said that the Kacha region was previously considered inaccessible to police, but a focused operation against bandits and criminal elements has restored peace and security. Bukhari highlighted that overall law and order in Punjab has greatly improved. Formerly known as the Nogo area, Kacha has seen several bandits surrender, and no new criminal cases are being reported from the region. The minister emphasized the government’s commitment to upholding the rule of law, noting that the Punjab Chief Minister has approved a development plan for Kacha. Development projects will be launched soon, backed by a Rs 23 billion development package. Mobile NADRA teams have been deployed to the area. The Punjab Information Minister also announced upgrades to schools in Kacha and the award of merit scholarships to 300 promising students.
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