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A Karachi resident has approached the Sindh High Court after waiting 20 years to take possession of her flat. The Constitutional Bench of the Sindh High Court heard the case against the builder. Shahida Begum, the complainant, stated that she had booked a flat in the Sadar area of Karachi in 2006. The Sindh High Court issued a notification regarding petitions related to constitutional matters. The complainant’s lawyer informed the court that the flats have been constructed, but her client has yet to receive possession of her flat. On the other hand, the builder’s lawyer argued that they are ready to hand over the possession, but the building plan has yet to receive approval from the Cantonment Board. The Sindh High Court has summoned the Cantonment Board Karachi for a response.
Meanwhile, a sit-in was scheduled to take place in front of the Parliament House’s main gate, led by the PTI leadership. Talal Chaudhry stated that the PTI is now playing a sympathetic role, as they are trying to hide behind the health of their leader after the failure of the February 8 protest. In response, Rana Sanaullah said that if the government, jail authorities, or any other agency is inquiring about the PTI leader’s health, it would be a serious offense. The opposition leader stated that we should come together one day, find common ground, and stop fighting among ourselves. As we know who the real culprit is, we will question the government about it.
The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) has reiterated its resolve to ensure strict enforcement of its policy on capping fees for medical and dental colleges across the country. In a meeting between the two party leaders, important national and internal security issues were discussed, along with the election of a new president for Azad Kashmir. Farooq Sattar stated that national progress would not be achieved until we have a local and civic system in place. He added that the situation after the Gul Plaza incident has awoken the federation from its slumber.
The Minister of Information stated that the PTI leader has all the facilities available to him, and he is entitled to more privileges than any ordinary prisoner. An inquiry report has been released regarding the death of a mother and child at the Mithi Civil Hospital. The Steering Committee meeting decided that admissions for the 9th class would begin from March 1 to 31, while admissions for colleges would start on June 1. When the facilities available in the country are eliminated, we will see how terrorists infiltrate the country, said Chairman Pakistan Ulema Council J.
The Karachi Police has reported that clashes broke out between ANP workers and their opponents during a rally, resulting in several workers being injured. The Sindh government has decided to seal high-risk buildings that have violated fire safety laws. In Karachi, over 650 cases of dog bites have been reported this month alone. The federal government has formed a high-level committee to review amendments to the Pharmacy Act 1967. The results of the 13th Parliamentary Elections in Bangladesh are still being announced. The ICC has imposed a fine on Mohammad Nabi for violating the ICC Code of Conduct.
On social media platform X, Shafiqur Rahman alleged that attempts were made to cast fake votes in various regions of the country. The UAE has banned soft drinks, chocolates, and potato chips in schools. According to Saudi media, new ministers, a public prosecutor, and several other appointments have been made, while several others have been retired. Senior Indian singer Aditya Narayan is facing new charges in a year-old case, where his first wife accused him of giving birth to their child without her consent.
