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A group of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) lawmakers held a protest outside the Supreme Court of Pakistan, demanding the registration of cases against PTI’s founder Imran Khan and a meeting with the government. The protesters also demanded a medical examination of Imran Khan’s personal doctors.
The protest was attended by opposition leader Senator Raja Nisar Abbas, Salman Akram Raja, Amir Dogar, Shahid Jan, Muhammad Hussain, Shahid Khatak, and other assembly members.
Speaking to the media outside the Supreme Court, PTI leader Salman Akram Raja said, “I went to meet the registrar of the Supreme Court, but the meeting did not take place, the registrar’s number is also blocked, parliamentarians are protesting outside the Supreme Court for justice.”
Raja added, “We are outside the Supreme Court because we want our cases to be registered and justice to be served.”
Meanwhile, Adviser to the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Information, Shahid Jan, said that the cases against Imran Khan will be expedited for hearing.
“We will stay outside the Supreme Court until Imran Khan’s cases are decided,” Jan added.
In a separate development, Sindh Minister for Universities, Ismail Rahoo, has said that university exams should not be held during holidays, including Easter.
In a statement, the Minister said, “Exams should not be held during Easter, so as not to burden students.”
In another development, the Islamabad police have registered a case against an official’s nephew for allegedly harassing a woman.
The case was registered on a complaint by the woman who alleged that the accused had harassed her.
In a statement, the police said that the accused had fled the scene after the incident.
In a separate incident, a medical board comprising doctors from Peshawar’s Cardiology Hospital has been formed to examine the health of Imran Khan.
The board has been asked to submit its report by March 9.
In a separate development, the Punjab Assembly has passed 169 bills in the last two years, with 144 bills being approved.
In a statement, the Chief Minister of Sindh, Syed Murad Ali Shah, has briefed the party chairman, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, on the administrative and political situation in the province.
In a separate incident, a car driver has been identified as the victim of the attack in Chidgi, a border region.
The attack took place when the driver was traveling with his family.
In the attack, the attackers fired at the car and set it on fire.
In a separate development, the High Court of Peshawar has announced a verdict in the case of Dr. Afia Siddiqui.
In a statement, the court said that the verdict has been reserved.
In a separate incident, a Pakistani woman’s Afghan husband has been granted Pakistani citizenship.
In a statement, the woman said, “I am happy that my husband has been granted Pakistani citizenship.”
In a separate development, the World Wildlife Fund has announced that a rare species of fish has been discovered in the waters of the Arabian Sea.
The fish is said to be 30 meters deep in the water.
In a separate incident, a group of men have been arrested for allegedly abducting a 15-year-old boy in Karachi.
The men had allegedly kidnapped the boy and attempted to assault him.
However, the boy was able to escape with the help of a rickshaw driver.
In a separate development, a British-Pakistani youth has been stabbed to death outside a mosque in Birmingham.
The incident took place when the youth was attending prayers at the mosque.
In a statement, the police said, “The incident is being investigated, and the perpetrators will be brought to justice.”
In a separate incident, Rahul Gandhi has assured Deepak Kumar that he will not face any fear or intimidation.
Kumar is a former Congress leader who has been accused of corruption.
In a separate development, Veerendra Kumar’s father has been accused of harassing his daughter-in-law.
The incident took place when Kumar’s father had gone to meet his daughter-in-law.
However, the police have not taken any action against Kumar’s father.
