Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori has called upon the nation to stand firm against terror, refusing to be cowed down by fear and intimidation. In a press conference held at the Governor’s House in Karachi, Tessori stated that Pakistan has emerged victorious against India, and we are a nation of winners.
“We are a nation that does not back down from challenges,” he said, emphasizing the importance of standing united against terrorism. “Every individual working at the Governor’s House is committed to transparency, and today, we will light lamps to honor the martyrs of the APS tragedy.”
The Sindh Governor also announced that essential commodities, including ration, will be distributed among deserving families, with the assistance of the business community. “We have complete trust in the traders who are working with us to distribute these essential items,” he said, assuring that the aid will reach the right people.
Tessori also touched upon the APS tragedy, saying that the perpetrators’ intention was to keep children away from education, but despite the tragic event, those children are now continuing their education. The Sindh Governor’s comments come in the wake of a recent CT scan report revealing a surge in terrorism incidents in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in 2025.
In related news, the Solheim-led UNCA conference in Doha highlighted Pakistan’s anti-corruption reforms on the global stage. Meanwhile, the Lahore High Court has made progress in the case of the attack on the Club Chowk GOAR gate on May 9. The Karachi Bar Association has held an emergency general body meeting, which has approved a proposal to hold elections on December 20.
PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan has expressed concern over the recent order to remove judges from their positions, calling it a disturbing move that has sparked widespread concern. In a separate development, a crackdown has been launched against power thieves in North Karachi’s Khayyamo Goth.
Minister of Communication and President of the Aslam Pakistan Party Abdul Aleem Khan has said that the party’s manifesto includes the creation of new provinces to address the country’s issues. Prime Minister Sardar Shahbaz Sharif has announced plans to put an end to the practice of encroachment in cities and towns.
In a separate development, Bahrain’s Ambassador to Pakistan, Mohammed Ibrahim Mohammed Abdul Qadir, has met with President Asif Ali Zardari. Meanwhile, the Chairman of Jamaat-e-Islami, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, has accused the PTI of merely announcing its intention to lead the negotiating committee but not following through with actual negotiations.
In a significant development, a court in Sergodha has sentenced a murderer to death and imposed a fine of 5 million rupees. The verdict comes in the wake of a viral video showing a domestic worker being subjected to physical abuse, including being pushed down the stairs. The incident resulted in the death of two police officers, who were also injured in the shooting. The police have launched a search operation in the area.
In other news, the Chief Justice of Pakistan, Justice Sardar Muhammad Sarfraz Dogar, and Justice Muhammad Aamir Khan, have signed a verdict upholding the death sentence of a murderer. Governor’s House has emphasized the importance of maintaining a dialogue with the federal government for the betterment of the province.
Meanwhile, the 16th report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team of the UN has revealed that the spokesperson and founder of ISIS-Khorasan’s media wing, Sultan Aziz Azam, has been arrested. Javed Akhtar has stated that the intention behind his statement was not to justify the inconsiderate behavior towards a woman.
In a related development, the Trump administration has instructed the US Citizenship and Immigration Services to expedite the process of revoking the citizenship of non-native American citizens. Germany has decided to bring back 535 Afghan nationals living in Pakistan, who had assisted German forces in Afghanistan before their withdrawal and now face threats from the Taliban government.
The Dubai Police have issued a warning to the public to exercise caution in light of the increasing maritime threats. Governor’s House has emphasized the importance of maintaining a dialogue with the federal government for the betterment of the province, adding that the rights of the province should be taken using reason and logic, and that negotiations with terrorists are not possible
