The Chairman of the Awami National Party (ANP), Emile Jameel Khan, has expressed strong reservations about the privatization process in Pakistan, stating that the Pakistan Steel Mills and the Railway are dysfunctional entities that need to be transformed through transparent privatization. Addressing a gathering in Peshawar, Emile Jameel Khan emphasized the need for the government to re-examine the privatization process and make it more transparent, as the current system is not conducive to the country’s development.
He also highlighted the importance of the government focusing on its core responsibilities, rather than indulging in business ventures that are not aligned with its mandate. The privatization process, he added, is not a panacea for all the country’s problems, and the government should not be seen as a business entity. Furthermore, Emile Jameel Khan emphasized that privatization should bring in revenue for the country, and it should be done in a transparent manner.
The ANP leader also criticized the government’s handling of the security situation in the country, stating that the government has failed to provide security to its leaders and their families. He pointed out that the party has been targeted by the government, but it has not been able to silence it.
Meanwhile, the Minister of Interior in Sindh, Atta Tarar, has stated that he has spoken to the Chief Justice regarding the case of Rizwan Bhatti, who was subjected to torture. The founder of the PTI and his wife, Bushra Bibi, have also called on the government to declare the Toshakhana case verdict null and void.
The Interior Minister of Sindh has also stated that the government is committed to providing security to the people of the country, and it is working to establish a National Cyber Crime Agency to combat cybercrime. The agency will be responsible for investigating and prosecuting cybercrime cases, and it will work closely with other law enforcement agencies to ensure that the country is safe from cyber threats.
In other news, the Ministry of Meteorology has predicted light rain in Karachi and Hyderabad, while thunderstorms are expected in Dadu, Jacobabad, and Khusro. The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) has called for early local government elections in the country, stating that it will provide a platform for the people to participate in the electoral process.
The Interior Minister of Sindh has also stated that the government is committed to providing security to the people of the country, and it is working to establish a National Cyber Crime Agency to combat cybercrime. The agency will be responsible for investigating and prosecuting cybercrime cases, and it will work closely with other law enforcement agencies to ensure that the country is safe from cyber threats.
Pakistan’s showbiz industry has been in the news lately, with senior actor Noman Ijaz expressing his views on the importance of authenticity in acting. In an interview on Instagram, he stated that he believes in playing his characters in a believable manner, rather than focusing on his physical appearance.
The PTI has also called on the government to declare the Toshakhana case verdict null and void, while a renowned Brazilian astrologer, Athos de Souza, has predicted that Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, will face a tumultuous period in the coming years. According to Souza, Meghan will face a series of challenges and setbacks that will test her resolve and strength.
