ISLAMABAD – Members of Parliament who were previously suspended by the Supreme Court after taking their oaths on specific seats have decided to personally challenge the ruling in court. These National and Provincial Assembly members will individually file writ petitions in the Supreme Court, arguing that the decision was made without
LAHORE: Pakistan Muslim League-N leader and former federal minister Rana Sanaullah stated that the government has the authority to issue a declaration to ban any political party under Article 17 of the Constitution. Speaking on a private TV program, Sanaullah explained that if the cabinet approves the declaration, it would
LAHORE, The opposition has submitted a requisition to convene a session of the Punjab Assembly, presenting a six-point agenda. The requisition, submitted to the assembly secretariat, outlines pressing issues for discussion. The agenda includes rising inflation, a significant increase in electricity prices, the alleged forced abduction of assembly members, and
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ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court, presided over by Justice Hasan Aurangzeb, ruled on the case concerning the arrest of Sanam Javed, ultimately dismissing the petition for her release. During the hearing, Mian Ashfaq Advocate represented Sanam Javed alongside the Attorney General. The Attorney General informed the court that Balochistan Police
PESHAWAR : The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has opted out of involvement in the PTI ban controversy, shifting responsibility to the party's central leadership. Provincial Law Minister Aftab Alam clarified that decisions regarding the federal government's fate rest solely with PTI's central leadership. While the provincial
LAHORE: Pakistan's latest census report, released by the Bureau of Statistics, highlights the country's status with the highest population growth rate globally, surpassing regional averages. The report forecasts Pakistan's population to potentially double by 2050 at the current growth rate, marking 2023 as a
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is set to embark on a crucial mission to combat drug abuse with the launch of the National Drug Survey, marking the first comprehensive survey in 11 years. Chaired by Federal Minister of Interior and Anti-Narcotics Mohsin Naqvi, a high-level committee convened to plan the survey, attended by
Karachi: The Special Anti-Terrorism Court ordered the arrest of former PTI MLA Adeel Khan after canceling his bail in connection with three cases related to the May 9 cases. The court session, held at the Anti-Terrorism Complex in Karachi Central Jail, saw the presence of several key figures, including Haleem
Karachi: City Court witnessed a protest by the Insaf Lawyers Forum against the proposed appointment of ad hoc judges in the Supreme Court. The lawyers voiced their concerns, arguing that such appointments would hinder the delivery of justice. Leading the protest, Barrister Fayyaz Soomro called on the Pakistan Bar Council
Karachi: The Board of Directors of Pakistan Steel has formally objected to the government's decision to shut down Pakistan Steel, deeming the move hasty and not in the national interest. In a strongly worded letter, Chairman Aamir Mumtaz urged the government to reconsider. The letter, sent to key
PESHAWAR: A formal requisition has been submitted to convene a meeting of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly to discuss and pass a resolution against the potential ban on Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI). According to Express News, government members of the KP Assembly have submitted the requisition to the Provincial Assembly Secretary. The
Islamabad: Former Justice Maqbool Baqir has opted out of becoming an ad hoc judge in the Supreme Court, citing personal commitments and a busy schedule. In a statement, Baqir clarified that his decision not to join the Supreme Court bench as an ad hoc judge was based on personal reasons,
Islamabad: The joint parliamentary party meeting of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Sunni Ittehad Council saw the participation of central leaders and parliamentarians. Detailed discussions were held on the overall political situation in the country and the joint strategy of PTI and Sunni Ittehad Council. The parliamentary party unanimously rejected the
Islamabad, July 6 (INP): Former Supreme Court Justice Retired Mushir Alam has declined to serve as an ad hoc judge, citing personal reasons in a letter addressed to the Judicial Commission. In his letter, Justice Retired Mushir Alam expressed gratitude for the honor bestowed upon him by the Judicial Commission
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ISLAMABAD, July 16:- Global rating agency Moody's has indicated that the new International Monetary Fund (IMF) program will significantly enhance Pakistan's funding prospects and provide reliable sources of financing. In its recent report on Pakistan's economy, Moody's stated that the IMF
ISLAMABAD, July 16:- A recent report from the National Commission for Human Rights reveals that a staggering 47% of women in Pakistan experience domestic violence, highlighting a critical issue affecting countless families across the nation. The report indicates that this cycle of abuse often continues even after marriage, frequently