The Punjab Home Department has released a list of 89 banned organizations and unregistered charities operating in the province. According to a spokesperson, any form of assistance to banned organizations is considered a crime under the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997. The Home Department has advised citizens not to donate to unregistered and banned charities, warning that those who provide aid to state-opposed banned organizations will face legal consequences.
The spokesperson emphasized that registration with the Punjab Charity Commission is mandatory for charities in the province, and citizens should donate to only registered charities. The move is seen as an effort to curb the financing of banned organizations and ensure that donations are used for legitimate purposes.
In other news, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has tabled a resolution in the Sindh Assembly opposing the division of the province. Meanwhile, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister, Sahibzada Saeed Umar, has said that if PTI’s founder was healthy, his behavior would have been different.
The Islamabad High Court has issued a written order in the case of controversial tweets. The Collector of Customs has claimed that 30 kilograms of gold was seized from a truck arriving from Afghanistan. Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam’s Amir, Hafiz Naeemur Rahman, has suggested that the Gaza case should be taken to the United Nations.
Justice Manib Akhtar has issued a three-page written judgment in the case. According to reports, a woman was kidnapped and taken to Pindi after being lured with a job offer. Documents related to the performance of the Federal Special Courts have surfaced.
According to a news agency report, US aircraft have taken positions at Portuguese airbases in preparation for President Trump’s departure. Security sources have confirmed that the Taliban’s alliance is linked to the Khawarij group’s Hafiz Gul Bahadur. The Abraham Lincoln US naval fleet has already reached the Middle East. Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has tabled a resolution in the Sindh Assembly opposing the division of the province.
In the US, a journalist asked if the destruction of Gaza was consistent with Christian values, to which Senator Lindsey Graham replied that he was not convinced.
