Which Province of Pakistan launched the first-ever Chief Minister's Minority Card Program?
Correct answer: B. Punjab
- A. Sindh
- B. Punjab
- C. Balochistan
- D. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Explanation
Punjab launched Pakistan’s first Chief Minister’s Minority Card Programme. The scheme was designed to provide targeted financial support to deserving members of minority communities in the province.
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