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In a recent development related to the eye treatment of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto, it has been revealed that Dr. Asim Yusuf, a consultant at the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital, had recommended three eye specialists to examine Bilawal. However, none of these specialists were allowed to conduct the examination.
According to sources, Dr. Asim Yusuf had provided the names of the recommended specialists, including Dr. Sajjad Raheem, Dr. Ammar Awais, and Maj Gen (R) Mazhar Ishaq, to the authorities. However, instead of these specialists, Dr. Nadeem Qureshi and Dr. Arif were sent to examine Bilawal from the Shifa International Hospital.
Sources claim that the decision to send Dr. Nadeem Qureshi was made after Dr. Asim Yusuf and Dr. Khurram Murza were denied permission to visit Bilawal at the Adiala Jail.
It has been reported that the first injection was administered to Bilawal on January 25, and a second injection was scheduled for February 25. However, it is unclear whether the second injection will be administered at the jail or at a hospital.
Sajjad Raheem, a relative of Bilawal, claimed that the name of Dr. Nadeem Qureshi was provided by Dr. Asim Yusuf after being asked about it. Dr. Qureshi reportedly told Bilawal that he had difficulty seeing the clock on the wall a few weeks ago, but Bilawal said that he could see the clock and even the second hand.
According to sources, Bilawal had told Dr. Qureshi that he was being threatened by former Punjab Police chief and a member of the Khwaja Khurram Group, Iqbal Masihud. Bilawal also claimed that he was intimidated by the group and was told to leave the prison.
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has been aware of Bilawal’s eye problem since February 9. The party’s leadership has been making efforts to ensure that Bilawal receives proper treatment.
Meanwhile, the Commission of Inquiry has received several letters and emails from citizens regarding the situation. The commission plans to conduct an initial investigation and may summon the citizens who have written to them.
In other news, the Punjab government has announced that it will increase security measures in the markets of Punjab. The government has also decided to appoint 50 City Wardens to ensure the security of the markets.
A 16-year-old girl died after falling from a roof at a school in Sehwan Sharif. The girl was reportedly going to take a shower when she fell.
In another incident, a Saudi national lost his life at the Lahore International Airport while waiting to board a flight to Jeddah. The police claim that the man was stopped by officials and asked to show his identification card.
The Punjab government has published a list of banned organizations and unregistered NGOs. The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has arrested two officials for allegedly accepting bribes from passengers to clear their immigration status.
In a separate incident, a video of a violent attack on a citizen has surfaced. The suspect, identified as Ahmad alias Qari Abdullah Abu Dhar, was reportedly involved in the attack.
A group of international personalities, including Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Yasmin Rashid, Aijaz Chaudhry, Omar Sarfraz Cheema, and Mahmood Rashid, have written a letter to the authorities expressing concern over the situation.
In other news, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed its desire to increase its investment in Pakistan.
The Supreme Court has ordered the accused in the Asghar Khan case to pay a bond of Rs. 30,000 each.
A CCTV video of the incident has surfaced, showing the suspect attacking a citizen. The police claim that the suspect was involved in a violent attack on the citizen.
In a separate incident, a group of students at a school in Sehwan Sharif were injured after a roof collapsed. The students were reportedly taking a shower when the roof gave way.
In other news, the residents of the city of Karachi are bracing for strong winds.
