Maryam Nawaz Will Resign if Public Funds Are Misused
She will resign if one rupee of public funds is misused.
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz says she will resign if misuse of even a single rupee of public funds is proven. She also acknowledged that corruption persists in government departments.
Public funds are money collected and spent for the public. Misuse means that money is used improperly. A single rupee is the bar she set: she says proof of even that much would lead her to resign. Proven means the pledge depends on the misuse being shown, not on an allegation alone. She also said corruption is still present inside government departments. The update does not name a department, a case, or an inquiry.
What she said about public funds
The promise is to resign if misuse of public funds is proven, down to one rupee. In the same remarks she said corruption persists in government departments. No specific case is named.
Our verdict
Maryam Nawaz says she will resign if even one rupee of public funds is shown to have been misused, and she says corruption is still present in government departments.
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Frequently asked questions
What did Maryam Nawaz say she would do?
Resign if misuse of public funds is proven.
How small a sum did she mention?
Even a single rupee.
What else did she acknowledge?
That corruption persists in government departments.
Is a department named?
No.
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