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LHC Suspend Punjab Govt Electric Bike Scheme - Watch Student's Interesting Reactions

The Lahore High Court (LHC) has issued an interim order, halting the Punjab government’s distribution of electric bikes to students in the province until Monday. The court postponed the distribution of electric bikes among students of Punjab until Monday and requested comprehensive details of the project. The LHC has made the lucky draw of electric bikes contingent upon further court orders and has requested detailed information from the Punjab government regarding the scope and implementation of the initiative. The court has asked for a detailed report from the government on how many electronic bikes were being distributed in which cities. Justice Shahid Karim, expressing apprehensions about the potential misuse of electric bikes, stressed that students should be encouraged to use public transport. He emphasized the importance of ensuring student safety and said if they were given e-bikes, they would resort to one-wheeling. The judge also raised concerns regarding the possibility of male students gathering outside girls’ colleges if they were given these bikes. He suggested that instead of giving e-bikes to students, colleges should be provided with electronic buses. This shift in focus towards public transport aims to promote safer and more sustainable mobility options for students across Punjab. Moreover, the court ordered to de-seal the cafés in Lahore’s Johar Town area after they submitted an affidavit. It also instructed the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) counsel that if there were further violations, there would be fines of Rs1 million each. The judge reiterated that cafes were allowed to remain open till 11 pm and till midnight on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Additionally, the court expressed displeasure over the installation of colorful lights on Canal Road, admonishing that if plants were planted instead of lights, they would have been beneficial for the environment. Justice Karim highlighted that public money was being wasted by installing these strange lights. He also sought details of the amount of money spent on the lights from the Parks and Horticulture Authority (PHA) counsel. Furthermore, a member of the judicial commission informed the court that 2,000 kilograms less chicken than before had started to be supplied at the Tollinton Market in Lahore following court orders. Stay tuned for updates on this intriguing development as the Lahore High Court intervenes to address concerns over safety and public transport usage in the distribution of electric bikes among students in Punjab. Anchor: Abdullah Khan #MaryamNawaz #CMPunjab #CMPunjabMaryamNawaz #ElectricBike #ElectricBikeScheme #OneWheeling #LHC #LahoreHighCourt #EcoFriendly #PublicOpinion #Lahore Follow Us on Facebook:   / urdupoint.network   Follow Us on Twitter:   / dailyurdupoint   Follow Us on Instagram:   / urdupoint_com   Visit Us on Web: https://www.urdupoint.com/