Tag: Pmln

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif submitted his asset details to ECP on September 26.

Court asks petitioners’ lawyers to prepare for discussion on articles 69, 68 and 95 at next hearing

The FIR comes days after an additional sessions judge ordered the Secretariat Police to register the case against the 11 people nominated in the application filed by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).

"People will forget these events after few days," said the senior PPP leader

Out of 1,174 members of national and provincial assemblies, only 305 members have submitted their asset-ownership details to the ECP

As the central leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz started delivering his speech at Al-Hamra Hall, he started speaking against the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and Pakistan Awami Tehreek sit-ins in Islamabad to overthrow the incumbent government

The fast track and single source acceptance of “eligibility criteria, bank guarantee, issuance of LoI, setting an impossible deadline for feasibility study and instant initiation of summary to hand over land,” has sent jitters among the bureaucratic and legal circles attached with the power wing of the Punjab government, the report said.

Cabinet decided that excess charges of consumers of up to 200 units who received more bills as compared to the same month last year would be adjusted in the next bill. He added that over-billing of consumers of over 200 units would also be adjusted after verification that there is a five percent increase in their bills for the month as compared to same month last year

Sources in the CLM say that the chambers staff still helps Butt in preparation of many government cases and many of his associates have joined the AGP office as Additional Attorney Generals (AAG), Deputy Attorney General's (DAG) and even as legal consultants.

Nisar said that Aitzaz’s speech during the joint sitting of parliament should be considered as an “FIR” against him and the opposition leader should himself propose judges to hold an impartial enquiry

"Being prime minister of Pakistan is not a bed of roses," says Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif

Finance Minister Ishaq Dar had claimed during the joint session of parliament that the cancellation of the Chinese president’s visit had jeopardised $35 billion Chinese investment in Pakistan while the Finance Ministry had also blamed PTI and PAT protests for causing political unrest in the country and thereby leading to a delay in the IMF tranche of $550 million.

"I am in Islamabad for the sake of democracy and not the prime minister."

"Shahbaz Sharif claims that he has turned Lahore into Paris with his development work but in monsoons the city turns into Venice."

He said Sharif was first "ridiculed the army" and later "lied" on the floor of the National Assembly.

Sharif said he would be happy to negotiate but that the conditions set by Khan were unacceptable.

The looming confrontation has renewed the political role of the military, casting some doubt on the strength of democratic institutions in a nuclear-armed nation that has seen several coups and has been ruled by the army for half its history.