Bhussi Kathian (also Bhusi Kathia) is a village located on River Ravi in the District Toba Tek Singh of Punjab Province[1] in Pakistan.
Most people depend on agriculture and livestock farming to earn bread[5].Bussi Kathia is located at approximately 31.564°N, 72.711°E in the Toba Tek Singh District.
The surrounding areas are known for their rich history, cultural significance, and agricultural activities, particularly the cultivation of staple crops such as wheat, rice, and cotton.
The Toba Tek Singh district is bordered by Faisalabad to the northwest, Jhang to the north, Multan to the south, and Chiniot to the northeast, placing Bussi Kathia within a network of key urban centers and transport routes in central Punjab.
[14][15] Their tireless work and advocacy were pivotal in establishing the station, a crucial step in improving local law enforcement and ensuring justice in the region.
Through their commitment, the union not only played a key role in facilitating a more effective police presence but also demonstrated the power of collaboration between legal professionals and the community.
Overall, these initiatives represent key aspects of Bhusi Kathia's development, though political delays and influences have prevented full realization of their potential.