Maryam's recipe for a traditional drink in Ramadan sparked a debate on social media

 

Maryam's recipe for a traditional drink in Ramadan sparked a debate on social media

In a message on social media regarding Ramadan and the well-known traditional drink associated with it, Maryam Nawaz Sharif suggested adding a few mint leaves and ice cubes to the Iftar drink, which was highly appreciated by her fans and opponents. Tasted political.

 

On social media, someone said about two well-known drinks of Pakistan that for three decades, drinking lemon juice in these drinks has its own unique and everlasting taste.

 

On this tweet, PML-N leader Maryam Nawaz said that they should also put a few mint leaves and ice cubes in these drinks. On Maryam's retweet, the stream of juicy and poisonous responses of her followers and opponents stopped.

 

Someone said let's start drinking mint by adding mint in this drink from today, mam's choice is our desire, so someone said first drink mashriq, now drink maryam, stay alive, be happy and go ahead and lead, in our country Structural change is now nearing its logical conclusion.

 

Someone said yes, yes, ma'am, you are absolutely right, mint eliminates acidity and heartburn, and is good for digestion, so someone called mem, you should continue your political activities, just to reduce inflation from the people. And talk about Kashmir, you have a tail, you can stand in front of the world and solve the Kashmir issue.

 

One follower said that this drink is for all fasting people. The highly trained, ignorant and jealous nation youth should quench their thirst only with the false speeches of their leader.

 

Opponents of Maryam Nawaz also tried their best to dissolve their political bitterness in Maryam's Ramadan recipe.

 

Someone advised them to drink this drink regularly to get rid of the hatred, anger and poison inside you.

Maryam's reaction came to the fore when Firdous Ashiq scolded the female assistant commissioner

 

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Central Vice President Maryam Nawaz has strongly reacted to the reprimand of Sialkot Assistant Commissioner (AC) Sonia Sadaf by Punjab Chief Minister's Special Assistant for Information Firdous Ashiq Awan.

 

In her tweet, Maryam Nawaz said that it is pharaonic to vent her anger on government officials for her failure and worst performance.

It is pharaonic to vent anger at government officials for their failures and worst practices. Substandard, expensive items in Ramadan bazaars are evidence of government incompetence. Government officials are not your personal employees. The treatment is reprehensible.

He said that substandard and expensive items in Ramadan bazaars were evidence of government incompetence.

 

 

Firdous Ashiq scolds female assistant commissioner in bazaar, video goes viral

 

Maryam Nawaz said that government officials are not her personal employees, the treatment of Sonia Sadaf, a female assistant commissioner in Sialkot's Ramzan Bazaar is reprehensible.

 

He further said that civil servants and bureaucrats reach this position after passing the competitive examination and do not get selected.

 

He further added that being a minister does not mean that you have a license to humiliate officers. Maryam Nawaz demanded that this arrogance is not acceptable so Sonia should apologize to Sadaf.

 

It may be recalled that Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan, Special Assistant to Punjab Chief Minister Usman Bazdar for Information and Broadcasting, scolded Assistant Commissioner (AC) Sialkot Sonia Sadaf in front of everyone in the bazaar.

 

The video of the incident is going viral on social media.