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Welcome to the latest update from Central Jail Adiala, where the superintendent has issued a notice to former deputy superintendent Mohammad Akram to vacate his official residence within two days or face the consequences of having his electricity and water supplies cut off. Mr. Akram, who was transferred to Inspectorate General Prison Lahore in June, has been occupying the residence for more than the allowed two months, leading to the jail authorities taking action. After being taken into custody for allegedly facilitating PTI founder Imran Khan while in jail, Mr. Akram’s wife has filed a petition seeking his recovery. The…

The Punjab government has made significant changes in the prison department, transferring seven senior officials including those at the Central Jail, Rawalpindi, where Imran Khan is imprisoned. Aftab Ahmed, the additional superintendent at Adiala Jail, has been moved to a different post in the Punjab Prisons Staff Training College. This reshuffling comes after allegations of officials facilitating Imran Khan in jail. Mazhar Iqbal Aslam and Asghar Ali, both deputy superintendents at Rawalpindi and Faisalabad jails respectively, have also been reassigned to different positions. The reshuffling aims to ensure smooth operations within the prison system and maintain security and order within…

Facing potential protests by Utility Stores Corporation (USC) employees at Parliament House, the Islamabad administration plans to block the “Red Zone” with 97 shipping containers and increased police presence. USC employees nationwide protested the proposed store closure, prompting the government to clarify that the stores will remain open. As USC employees prepare to protest at Parliament House, the Islamabad Capital Territory administration prepares to block the Red Zone to ensure protesters cannot reach the building. Plans include placing 97 shipping containers at 13 points to block roads to the Red Zone. Despite 92 containers already in police possession, preparations include…

The Ministry of Aviation in Pakistan has introduced a new policy to regulate drones and unmanned aircraft. The draft rules, titled ‘Civil Unmanned Aircraft Rules, 2024,’ classify UAVs into four categories based on weight. Importing a drone over 10kg will require clearance from the defense ministry. However, experts and stakeholders have raised concerns about the vague nature of the proposed regulations. The policy aims to register all drones and regulate their usage across Pakistan. The rules will apply to model aircraft, tethered balloons, and UAVs classified based on weight. Operators of certain categories of drones will need a Remote Pilot…

In the scorching heat of over 45 degrees Celsius in Rawalpindi, the traffic wardens of the Rawalpindi traffic police bravely stood their ground, regulating traffic on major roads like The Mall. Despite their dedication, these wardens face numerous challenges, including inadequate uniforms for the sweltering weather and a lack of basic facilities like water and toilets. The wardens, who work almost eight hours a day and sometimes up to 10 hours on special occasions, also face issues of overwork and lack of holidays. They have raised concerns about the poor quality of their uniforms and the lack of summer uniforms…

The European Union has decided to uphold its ban on Pakistani airlines, including Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), due to ongoing safety concerns. Following a thorough evaluation by the EU Air Safety Committee, it was determined that there were still issues with safety procedures and staff shortages within the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA). Despite the PCAA presenting a corrective action plan to address these deficiencies, the EU committee emphasized the need for continuous monitoring and progress reporting from the authority. The EU also stressed the importance of government support and stable leadership within the PCAA. While the possibility of future…

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Meets Imran Khan in Jail RAWALPINDI: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur recently met with Imran Khan, the founding chairman of PTI, in Adiala jail. This meeting, held in the jail’s conference room, lasted about 40 minutes and covered various important topics. Despite Sunday being a public holiday where visitors are not usually allowed to see prisoners, Mr. Gandapur was granted permission to visit Imran Khan. During the meeting, Gandapur shared details about the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) and discussed the party and national political situation with Khan. The meeting is seen as a…