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Mercurial Maulana Fazlur Rehman criticized the government and opposition parties, stating the government’s incapability in addressing concerns about the Feb 8 polls and PTI’s confusion about the way forward. He called for snap elections without interference and alluded to a US resolution on free and fair polls. The JUI-F concluded that the government cannot address their concerns and is pushing for snap elections. Despite open doors for dialogue with PTI, Maulana Fazl criticized PTI’s indecision on snap polls and lack of committee formation for talks. He also opposed Azm-i-Istehkam and criticized the government’s diplomatic failures and lack of Chinese investment…
Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Central Information Secretary Raoof Hasan urged Chief Justice of Pakistan Qazi Faez Isa to expedite the party’s pending petitions concerning the May 9 operation, election symbol review, and Feb 8 “mega polls fraud” to uncover the truth. Hasan emphasized the importance of addressing significant petitions and not overlooking them. Former Gilgit-Baltistan Chief Minister Khalid Khurshid joined Hasan in the press conference, raising questions about the CJP’s silence over PML-N’s intra-party elections. Hasan expressed disappointment over his letters going unheard and alleged a conspiracy known as the “notorious London Plan” involving the CJP and Election Commission of Pakistan.…
The recent meeting between former National Assembly speaker Asad Qaiser and JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman has sparked rumors of potential collaboration. Asad Qaiser visited Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s residence in Islamabad to discuss the formation of a political committee aimed at resolving issues with JUI-F. During the meeting, Asad Qaiser shared five names as potential committee members, with the final decision set to be made at JUI-F’s meeting on June 29. Both parties emphasized the importance of upholding the rule of law and ensuring the supremacy of the Constitution in the country. They also discussed the formation of a joint…
PTI lawmakers staged a protest march from the National Assembly to the Election CommÂission of Pakistan (ECP) office, demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner and other officials. The opposition criticized the ECP for failing to conduct free and fair elections, accusing the body of not utilizing the budget allocated for elections. Former speaker of the National Assembly, Asad Qaiser, claimed that a situation was deliberately created on May 9 last year to target the PTI. He mentioned that despite approval for negotiations with the government, no talks were taking place. PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Khan highlighted the challenges…
Teachers in Islamabad are urging the education ministry to address their concerns amidst school renovations aiming to improve educational standards. Despite the upgrades in school infrastructure, teachers are facing financial hardships and administrative neglect, hindering their ability to deliver effectively in the classroom. The teachers highlight issues such as delayed payments of house rental ceilings, delays in time scale grants, and an outdated promotion structure. They stress the need for timely departmental promotion committee meetings and adjustments to the promotion process to ensure equitable career opportunities compared to provincial teachers. Additionally, teachers mention burdens of non-teaching duties and teaching subjects…
Passport Delays in Islamabad Causing Frustration and Anxiety A significant number of citizens in Islamabad are facing delays in receiving their passports, some waiting for up to two months instead of the expected 21 days processing time. This delay has impacted individuals with urgent medical needs, students planning to study abroad, and professionals seeking work visas. Despite paying expedited fees for urgent service, many applicants are still waiting for their passports, causing heightened frustration and anxiety. The inefficiency in the passport issuance process has led to severe consequences for many individuals. One such affected individual, Abdullah, shared his experience of…
The PTI founder, Imran Khan, has taken a U-turn and given the go-ahead for dialogue with the government to end the current political impasse. This decision comes after the Supreme Court suggested talks to resolve issues in parliament during a hearing of the NAB amendments case. PTI leader Gohar Ali Khan confirmed that Imran Khan has approved the talks and stated that allies would be consulted, although the party could also negotiate independently. Imran Khan’s willingness to engage in dialogue with political parties is seen as an effort to bridge differences for the greater good of the country. Additionally, PTI…
Former National Assembly Speaker Asad Qaiser raised concerns on Monday about 91 projects in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa being excluded from the federal development budget, leading to a resurgence of terrorism. He highlighted the importance of these projects in sectors like health, education, and energy, accusing the government of depriving KP of funds due to political reasons. Qaiser, accompanied by PTI leaders, emphasized the broken promises of additional funding for KP, while addressing the electricity crisis and rising terrorism in the region. He condemned the government’s suppression of PTI members and opposition leaders, citing a recent incident involving Omar Ayub Khan’s denied…
Today marks Youm-i-Takbeer, a day to commemorate Pakistan’s successful nuclear tests 26 years ago. However, Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) has criticized the government for using the nuclear programme for political gain. PTI emphasized that the nation’s nuclear capability was achieved through the dedication of its people and scientists, not due to any political party. The PTI spokesperson condemned the PML-N for trying to take credit for Pakistan’s peaceful nuclear programme, accusing them of exploiting it. He highlighted the public support and participation in every stage of the programme, emphasizing the nation’s commitment to defending itself against threats. Furthermore, PTI claimed that…
Polio Virus Resurfaces in Pakistan, Threatening Eradication Efforts Health experts are alarmed by the reemergence of the poliovirus in key areas of Pakistan, posing a threat to the progress made in eradicating the disease. The Technical Advisory Group (TAG) for polio eradication is set to review the situation in Pak-Afghan region at an upcoming meeting in Doha. Three core areas – Karachi, Quetta block, and Peshawar-Khyber – have once again become hotspots for virus transmission, signaling a setback in the fight against polio. A polio expert noted that these areas had been clear of the virus in March 2021, but…