MULTAN   -   Punjab government is committed to collaborating with religious scholars from all sects to maintain and promote peace, said Commissioner Multan Maryam Khan. In this connection, she stated, full authority has been granted to the district administration to maintain security. Commissioner Multan Division Maryam Khan said this while presiding over a meeting of the Divisional Peace Committee. Commissioner Khan observed that the Municipal Corporation was tasked to repair and maintenance of the routes for Muharram processions. Tenders for high-quality work have been issued, and the C&W department has been brought on board. The Punjab Highway Department will conduct all patchwork. MEPCO officials have been instructed to fix sagging electrical wires along the routes and to prevent load shedding and voltage issues in the affected areas. To facilitate mourners, streetlights are being installed along the procession routes. WASA has been assigned to replace manhole covers. RPO Multan Captain (R) Sohail Chaudhry shared that there would be 910 processions and 3,182 gatherings in the first ten days of Muharram. A comprehensive security plan has been formulated, with over 10,000 personnel deployed across the division. Qari Hanif Jalandhari remarked, “Muharram teaches tolerance, patience, and brotherhood”.