The federal minister for information and broadcasting, Ataullah Tarar, has stated that appeals and cases will be heard in their due time. During a discussion on the program “Naya Pakistan” on Jio News, Tarar defended the convictions of PTI founders, saying that the sentences were based on justice. He claimed that the 17-year sentence imposed on PTI founders will start after the 190 million-pound sentence is completed. Tarar stated that PTI founder and his wife, along with their lawyer Salman Safdar, were present in court when the verdict was announced.
Tarar claimed that it was written somewhere that family members should be present in court when a verdict is announced, adding that this case should have been decided last year. He questioned why PTI founder would be treated as a special prisoner, having their appeal heard first. Tarar stated that appeals and cases should be heard in their due time. He added that they should focus on their work in their respective provinces, as the country is moving towards stability, and if anyone creates a rift, the law will come into action.
Tarar also stated that if the PTI had asked for mercy, they would have responded, but as long as they do not, there is no room for negotiations. He added that their statements in India and Afghanistan are still working, and until they are stopped, there can be no dialogue. Tarar stated that whatever is to happen will be done in accordance with the UN mandate and in line with the hopes of the people of Gaza.
According to documents, 50 Beretta sniper rifles, 100 sniper rifles, and 1,250 modern automatic weapons “TWS” will be purchased. A thick fog enveloped Karachi in the morning, and visibility in several areas was limited to just a few meters. Chaman city and its surroundings, including Qila Abdullah and Toba Achakzai, experienced heavy rain with strong winds, causing power poles, walls, and trees to fall.
President Asif Ali Zardari departed for a four-day visit to Iraq, where he was welcomed by Iraqi authorities. An earthquake struck the Khuzdar district of Balochistan, causing tremors to be felt. Public Accounts Committee (PAC) Chairman of Balochistan, Asghar Tareen, stated that during the past year, various departments were sent notices totaling 22 billion rupees.
Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif responded to the comments of Indian author Javed Akhtar. Karachi Municipal Commissioner Afzal Zaidi was barred from traveling abroad. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Shahid Afridi stated that the federal government owes them 43 billion rupees. Ameer Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan, Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman, stated that Israel must be removed from Gaza to establish peace.
Education and Professional Training Minister Khalid Mehmood said that books are our legacy. Karachi is a small Pakistan that nurtures big Pakistan. Karachi’s participation in the international book fair refreshes our faith and confidence. In a tragic incident, three children from Zhahri died, and their ages ranged from seven to one year. The parents were rushed to the hospital in an unconscious state. Accused Iqbal was sentenced to death and a fine of 5 million rupees for one crime, while the second crime carried a life sentence and a fine of 5 million rupees.
In a separate incident, a body was recovered during the search operation for kidnapped passengers from Ghotki. The Ghotki police claimed that a body was found during the search operation, identified as Karam Bakhsh Konrani. The police are conducting an operation in various districts of Sindh to recover the kidnapped passengers.
According to Nepra, the net metering policy has been renamed “Nepra Solar Consumers Ordinance 2025.” All participants in the barat wore the same attire. According to documents, 50 Beretta sniper rifles, 100 sniper rifles, and 1,250 modern automatic weapons “TWS” will be purchased.
New Zealand’s Tom Latham and Devon Conway set a record in the history of Test cricket. The flight took off from the Blue Origin launch pad in Van Horn, Texas, on a weekend morning. Australia has won the Ashes series in 5 Test matches, securing a decisive
