Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has taken swift notice of Nepal’s introduction of new solar regulations. A high-level meeting was held under the Prime Minister’s chairmanship to discuss Nepal’s new regulations, which included the participation of Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, Federal Ministers Ahamd Cham, Attaullah Tarar, Ali Pervez Malik, Awais Leghari, Minister of State for Power Balal Kiyani, and Adviser on Privatization Muhammad Ali. On this occasion, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated that the Power Division should file an appeal with the Nepal government regarding the protection of solar consumers’ contracts. He directed the Power Division to file an appeal so that the protection of the existing contracts can be ensured, and the burden of 466,000 solar consumers should not fall on 3.76 million National Grid electricity consumers. The Prime Minister directed the Power Division to formulate a comprehensive plan regarding this matter.
The Prime Minister paid a visit to the home of Shaheed Aun Abbas, who was martyred while preventing a suicide bomber, and Fatiha Khani was offered at the place of the incident to seek blessings for the souls of the martyred personnel. Maulana Fazlur Rehman, the leader of the Jamaat-e-Islami, stated that a working relationship should be established between the federation and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Lawyer Faisal Malik stated that the appeal is dependent on a USB that contains 65 or more videos, which are controversial against Alimma Khan. The Nepal government has made a decision regarding the Power Division’s request regarding fixed charges, which states that both protected and unprotected consumers have been charged with fixed charges.
Chief Minister of Punjab stated that they are making the province safe for women, and a significant decrease in crimes against women has been observed in the province. Women can now participate in sports such as Kabbadi, Tennis, Hockey, Football, Cricket, Karate, and Swimming. The Chief Information Officer at the Secretariat level will look into the matter, while the Public Information Officer at the provincial level will look into the matter: ACP Peshawar. A hearing took place in the High Court regarding the appeal of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) against the Forest Officer’s acquittal. Justices Syed Arshad Ali and Muhammad Fahim Wali heard the appeal. The court dismissed the NAB appeal regarding the Forest Officer’s acquittal. During the meeting, Saeed Ajmal demanded the payment of dues from the federation.
The University of Punjab Campus Police reported that a clash took place between two student organizations, during which aerial firing took place. The Nepal government has made a decision regarding the Power Division’s request regarding fixed charges, stating that both protected and unprotected consumers have been charged with fixed charges. Sources claim that General (Retd) Qamar Javed Bajwa suffered injuries to various parts of his body after falling. Naseer Jamshed stated that he is ashamed of his actions, and he will tell new players not to get involved in corruption, and they will face punishment after which they will face difficulty in jail. The Prime Minister paid a visit to the home of Shaheed Aun Abbas, who was martyred while preventing a suicide bomber, and Fatiha Khani was offered at the place of the incident to seek blessings for the souls of the martyred personnel.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan invited Mayor Zehra Gonul Akgun of the Istanbul district of Mecali to his special invitation, where she sat alongside the President in the parliamentary group meeting of the party. In Mumbai, a 19-year-old girl was killed in a shootout during a romantic affair.
