In a strongly worded statement, the detained leaders of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) have demanded the organization of a multilateral conference to address the crisis in the Middle East and the Palestine issue. The leaders, including Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Yasmin Rashid, Aijaz Chaudhry, Omar Sarfraz Cheema, and Mahmood Rashid, made the demand through a statement issued by their lawyer while they are in jail at Kot Lakhpat.
The PTI leaders have stated that the issue of Palestine and the tensions in the Middle East were not discussed in the Parliament. They emphasized that all parties must reaffirm their support for the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination, and that a durable peace is not possible without a two-state solution and justice.
The detained PTI leaders also questioned the legitimacy of Israel’s membership in the Board of Peace and the exclusion of Palestinians from it. They stated that this is not a matter of justice.
Meanwhile, a large tent has been erected at the Gul Plaza Market in Karachi’s Jinnah Park area. Sindh Minister for Higher Education, Ismail Rahoo, has announced that university exams should not be held during the Holi and Easter celebrations. Provincial Minister of Sindh has directed all educational boards to reschedule exams from April 2 to 6.
The Prime Minister’s Adviser on Political Affairs, Azmatullah, has issued a directive to form a medical board comprising doctors from the Peshawar Cardiology Hospital within nine days. Police have registered a case against a government officer’s nephew on charges of harassment. The accused had filed a petition in the court to declare the appointment of Balochistan’s Chief Minister, Mahmood Khan Achakzai, as null and void. The court has suspended the appointment notice until the final decision in the case.
Security forces have conducted an intelligence operation in Dera Ismail Khan, claiming it was to apprehend Indian proxy terrorists. The ISPR has stated that the operation was conducted in response to the presence of terrorists in the area.
Muneeb Butt has expressed his concern over the high fees charged for private ambulances in government hospitals. The Supreme Court of Peshawar has ruled in favor of a Pakistani woman who sought citizenship and a Pakistani Origin Card (POC) for her Afghan husband.
The Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) of Quetta has stated that the attackers in the recent incident in the Chidia area set fire to two vehicles after opening fire. The Punjab Assembly has presented 169 bills in the last two years, with 144 being passed.
Sindh Chief Minister, Syed Murad Ali Shah, has briefed PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on the current situation in the province. The identity of the injured citizen has been confirmed as Hassan Bangwar.
The Sindh High Court has issued a written order in the case of Dr. Aafia Siddiqui. A four-member bench led by Justice Arbab Tahir has issued the order. Federal Minister has stated in his speech during the Senate session that there is evidence of terrorism in Pakistan from Afghanistan. He claimed that the evidence has been presented to Afghanistan as well.
The World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF) has announced the discovery of a rare boehdeopfizer fish, 30 meters deep in the waters off the coast of Gwadar. The species is 80% less in number globally.
During the Senate session, the federal minister stated that there is evidence of terrorism in Pakistan from Afghanistan. He claimed that the evidence has been presented to Afghanistan as well.
The West Indies cricket team has shown outstanding performance against Zimbabwe and has set several records.
Bollywood actor Amir Khan has traveled to Murshidabad to record the title track of his upcoming film, Ek Din.
A British Pakistani youth has been killed in a brutal knife attack outside a mosque in the Birmingham suburb of Smethwick. The incident occurred when the victim was offering evening prayers at the Oldbury Mosque.
Rahul Gandhi has assured Deepak Kumar that he has no reason to fear, as he has done no wrong.
A video has resurfaced showing the parents of Vidyadhar Konda expressing their desire for their daughter-in-law.
