Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Barrister Gohar has claimed that he has attempted to meet with Chief Justice of Islamabad High Court on two separate occasions. During a media talk in Rawalpindi, Barrister Gohar stated that he waited for three hours to meet with the Chief Justice but was informed that he was busy. Former Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has been accused of advertising, and an action has been started against him. Barrister Gohar further stated that they had attempted to meet with the Chief Justice on two occasions, and will try to meet with the bench of division after that, along with the date.
The PTI leader emphasized that it is the constitutional and legal right of the PTI founder to meet with the Chief Justice, as he has three sisters to meet with, and the rest of the people are coming to express unity. He added that the PTI government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa should not be accused of any wrongdoing, as the provincial government should not do anything that can be accused of.
Barrister Gohar also requested the opposition leaders to provide evidence for the allegations they are leveling, saying that they consider the notification of the opposition leaders as a good step. He also urged the government to extend its hand in dialogue, saying that if the government refuses to do so, the people will continue to protest.
The Chief Minister has announced that a special committee of the Provincial Assembly will be formed to investigate the Radio Pakistan incident. Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar, leader of the Movement for the Protection of the Constitution, stated that Pakistan cannot be talked to about Kashmir. According to the hospital’s spokesperson, the best medical facilities are being provided to the pregnant women and children.
In connection with the 250th anniversary of American independence, the Liberty Bell Movement was launched in Islamabad. According to the US embassy, US Ambassador Natalie Baker inaugurated the Liberty Bell Initiative at Lincoln Corner in Islamabad.
Prime Minister has arrived in London after attending the World Economic Forum annual meeting, and the search operation is still going on to find people buried under the debris in Gil Plaza. The operation to remove the debris has been temporarily halted, and machine removal is being used to clear the debris.
Northwest winds of 20 km/h are blowing in Karachi, causing traffic jams in Nandhi. Residents say that several families have been stuck in the traffic for hours due to severe cold.
A statement issued by the Ministry of Finance has expressed gratitude to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation for playing an important role in eradicating polio in Pakistan. The statement said that close coordination is necessary between relevant institutions to implement health programs.
Heavy snowfall has disrupted traffic on roads in various districts, and light to heavy rain is continuing in various cities of Sindh and Punjab. The Market Association’s leader has said that maintenance of Rs. 245 per square foot was fixed, but despite this, no arrangements were made.
A woman was sentenced to life imprisonment by the session court in Sargodha for the murder of her husband. The accused was a proclaimed offender in several cases, including murder, kidnapping, and robbery.
The Deputy Commissioner of Eastern District has removed the illegal petrol pump from the land of Karachi University, which was previously canceled on the NOC. MQM’s legislator, Engineer Adil Aslam, has written a letter to the Chairman NAB, requesting him to investigate the projects under the World Bank in Sindh.
Barrister Gohar has stated that a decision on this case should not be made without hearing the party, and asked how the Board of Peace was admitted with what conditions. Donald Trump has stated that he will continue to work with the Board of Peace, along with the United Nations and other countries.
The police have stated that 5 tigresses, 3 tigers, and 3 tiger cubs are included in the animals, and the tigers were kept in a factory in the Nawa Kot area.
A new plan has been made in the United Arab Emirates to tackle the rain situation. According to reports from Abu Dhabi, artificial rain will be used to overcome the water shortage.
The police have identified the residents of Garden, Srfraz, and Metrowell, Muhammad Usman, and Garden’s resident Muhammad
