The Lahore kite flying ban has been officially reimposed following the conclusion of the Basant festival, as announced by Punjab Information Minister Azma Bukhari. She confirmed that Basant has formally ended and kite flying is no longer permitted anywhere in Lahore.
Lahore Kite Flying Ban: Government Issues Strict Warning
Azma Bukhari warned that strict legal action will be taken against individuals found violating the Lahore kite flying ban. She urged parents to closely supervise their children and ensure they do not engage in illegal kite flying activities.
Public Cooperation Praised After Basant Festival
While addressing the media on the end of Basant, Azma Bukhari thanked the people of Lahore, citizens across Pakistan, and overseas Pakistanis for celebrating the festival responsibly. She stated that public cooperation played a key role in making the event peaceful and successful.
Lahore Kite Flying Ban and Appreciation for Foreign Guests
She also expressed gratitude to foreign visitors and diplomats who traveled to Lahore during Basant. According to her, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz won the hearts of Lahoris and Pakistanis nationwide by ensuring a safe and well-managed festival.
Lahoris Applauded for Responsible Celebrations
Azma Bukhari congratulated the people of Lahore for celebrating Basant with discipline and care. She emphasized that the responsible attitude of citizens helped maintain safety throughout the festivities.
International Visitors Follow SOPs During Basant
Discussing the success of the event, she said Basant was celebrated safely, with visitors arriving from the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Middle East. Citizens strictly followed government SOPs and official guidelines with full responsibility.
Administration’s Role in Enforcing Safety Measures
Praising state institutions, Azma Bukhari said police, rescue teams, district administration, and other departments performed their duties with dedication to protect public safety during Basant.
Lahore Kite Flying Ban Reflects National Stability
She concluded by stating that Pakistanis continue to support development, peace, and prosperity, while those attempting to destabilize the country have faced the consequences of their actions.
