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Maryam Nawaz celebrates 51 weddings in Lahore under ‘Dhee Rani Program’

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LAHORE: Chief Minister of Punjab Maryam Nawaz has officially launched the province’s first-ever “Dhee Rani Program” during a mass wedding event in Lahore, where 51 couples celebrated their union, here on Saturday.

As per the details, this initiative aims to support brides through a special “Dhee Rani Salami Card,” enabling them to receive a one-time cash gift of up to one lakh rupees.

The ceremony took place at a wedding hall in Lahore, and there were five Christian couples among the couples, indicating the inclusive nature of the event. During her address, Maryam Nawaz extended heartfelt congratulations and prayers to all the newlyweds, emphasizing the emotional significance of marriage for both the children and their families. Scholars Dr. Mufti Muhammad Ramzan Sialvi and Bishop Nadeem Kamran offered special prayers for the future happiness of the couples.

The newlyweds received various gifts including mattresses, kitchen utensils, dinner sets and other household items. In addition to these, each bride was presented with a “Dhee Rani Salami Card” which gives them a financial benefit of Rs. 100,000.

Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, while addressing the participants, expressed her deep happiness and said that marriage is a moment of great emotional significance for both the children and their parents. I, too, as a mother, am overwhelmed with joy on this special occasion. May Allah grant you all happiness, prosperity and a life full of love and peace.”

The Social Welfare Department also provided lunch for the participants at the event. Maryam Nawaz said, “I am here to celebrate with you, to join in your joy as a mother, and I pray that your new life is filled with blessings and happiness.”

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