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This meeting reflects the evolving dynamics of the political landscape, signalling a potential shift in power and alliances. Despite the delay in announcing decisions regarding these coveted slots, the commitment of both parties to work together is evident. The possibility of these political forces coming together represents a noticeable change in the political scene. This collaboration is not just about securing influential positions but is driven by a shared commitment to address the pressing economic and political challenges facing Pakistan. As Pakistan stands at the cusp of a potential shift in political dynamics, the agreement between the PPP and PMLN opens doors for reconciliation and cooperation.
Following the recent revelation of a leaked audio featuring Mustafa Kamal, another audio surfaced on Wednesday, this time involving Sindh Governor and Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) leader Kamran Tessori. In the recording, Tessori purportedly admits that the party did not secure the expected votes in the 2024 elections. In the leaked audio, Tessori can be heard expressing concern about the party's position if they were to join the government, stating, "Our situation is going to be even worse. Kamal described an uncooperative attitude from PML-N during negotiations, alleging that PPP accused MQM-P of a completely fraudulent mandate. Responding to the leaked audio, Mustafa Kamal released a video statement acknowledging its authenticity.
The US on February 20, 2024, reiterated that claims of interference in recent general elections in Pakistan should be investigated. (voanews.com)[6] Sarah Zaman, “What Are the Key Takeaways From Pakistan’s Election?”, VOA, February 15, 2024, What Are the Key Takeaways From Pakistan’s Election? (voanews.com)[23] Sarah Zaman, “What Are the Key Takeaways From Pakistan’s Election?”, VOA, February 15, 2024, What Are the Key Takeaways From Pakistan’s Election? (voanews.com)[25] Raza Rumi, “Elections 2024: Militablishment Should Accept Defeat”, The Friday Times, February 13, 2024https://thefridaytimes.com/13-Feb-2024/elections-2024-militablishment-should-accept-defeat. [26] JI smells a rat in 2024 elections, Express Tribune, February 19, 2024, https://tribune.com.pk/story/2456865/ji-smells-a-rat-in-2024-elections[27] Irfan Ghauri, “Call for accountability amidst chaos” Express Tribune, February 19, 2024, https://tribune.com.pk/story/2456916/call-for-accountability-amidst-chaos[28] European Union Questions Credibility of General Elections in Pakistan, ProPK, February 10, 2024, https://propakistani.pk/2024/02/10/european-union-questions-credibility-of-general-elections-in-pakistan/[29] Charlie Campbell, “Pakistan’s Military Used Every Trick to Sideline Imran Khan—and failed.
Former prime minister and supreme leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Nawaz Sharif, on Wednesday made scathing remarks aimed at elements within the judiciary and military establishment, labelling them as "criminals" of Pakistan for their role in installing Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), despite significant progress achieved during his tenure as prime minister. Taking aim at the PTI leadership, Nawaz Sharif expressed disdain, remarking, "We're facing people who don't believe in logic." "Under the existing circumstances, Shehbaz Sharif is the best choice," he added. During the proceedings, Nawaz expressed confidence in Shehbaz's leadership and announced the official nominations for the key positions. Shehbaz expressed gratitude on behalf of the people of Karachi for the efforts that restored peace to the city.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised a “strong response,” setting the stage for a critical moment in our history. The ISPR highlighted February 27, 2019, as a symbol of Pakistani resilience and the armed forces’ professionalism against unwarranted aggression. Another important aspect to note is that Pakistan’s military is widely recognised as superior to India’s, despite India’s efforts to control the narrative. The ISPR emphasised that on that crucial day, Pakistan’s armed forces clearly outperformed their Indian counterparts. This action highlights that Pakistan is not only a military power but also a nation committed to promoting regional stability through diplomatic efforts.
New Zealand’s Kane Williamson is at number one in the Test player rankings, Australia’s Steve Smith is second in the Test rankings while England’s Joe Root has moved up two places to third place. Babar Azam has moved from fourth to fifth in the Test rankings. India’s Jasprit Bumrah holds the first position among Test bowlers, while Pakistan’s Shaheen Afridi has moved up to the 12th position. ODI Rankings:According to the ICC ODI Rankings, Babar Azam’s number one position remains intact, Indian batsman Shibman Gul is second in the ranking of ODI players while Virat Kohli is at the third position. Among the T20 bowlers, England’s Adil Rashid is number one, Sri Lanka’s Vinandu Hasaranga is second and Mahesh Thakshana is third.
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KARACHI: The schedule of the annual examinations of classes 4 and 5 in Sindh has been changed. The Director of Primary Education Karachi Division has issued a notification to change the schedule of the annual examinations of class IV and V in the province. According to the notification, the fourth and fifth class exams will be held from April 18 after Ramadan
Britain’s first female Sikh parliamentarian Preet Gill MP on the floor of the House of Commons has accused “agents with links to India” of transnational repression of British Sikhs as well Sikhs living in other Western countries. In verbal questions to the Home Office, the Labour Sikh MP asked what assessment Security Minister Tom Tugendhat “has made of the effectiveness of steps taken by his department to tackle transnational repression by hostile states”. Dan Jarvis, Labour MP and Shadow Security Minister for Barnsley Central, also asked a similar question on India’s transnational repression of Sikhs. The Labour Sikh MP from Birmingham Edgbaston said in the main chamber during home office oral questions: “Transnational repression to silence dissent in democracies is extremely serious and often comes from authoritarian states. In recent months Five Eyes nations have raised concerns about the actions of agents with links to India targeting Sikh activists.
The Caretaker govt is set to raise petroleum product prices following a recent hike in electricity costs. The proposed increases are Rs 4.50 per liter for gasoline, Rs 2.50 for diesel, and Rs 2.92 for kerosene, with light diesel oil prices remaining unchanged. This decision comes after the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) approved a Rs 7.05 per unit rise in electricity prices due to higher fuel costs, adding an estimated Rs 66 billion burden on consumers. The increase in fuel prices is linked to the surge in global crude oil prices, now at $82.52 per barrel. Scheduled to be announced by the Finance Minister after consultation with the Prime Minister, the new fuel prices will take effect from March 1st, 2024, until March 15th.
Hamdallah proves irreplaceable for Al-Ittihad despite influx of starsAl-Ittihad’s defense of the Saudi Pro League title has largely been one to forget. Nuno Espirito Santo, meanwhile, who spearheaded that drought-breaking title triumph, has been moved on for hotshot Argentine manager Marcelo Gallardo. And as Al-Ittihad’s title defense has faltered, it is largely the goals from Hamdallah that is keeping their campaign alive. While their title defense may be over, that does not mean they cannot impact where the silverware goes this season. In a season to forget for Al-Ittihad, Hamdallah could still deliver moments to remember and that starts with this week’s trip to Riyadh’s Kingdom Arena.
During the clash, Superintendent of Police (SP) Ijaz Khan was martyred with DSP Naseem Khan along with two other police officials injured. The slain terrorists were identified as Hasan Qadeer Yousafzai, alias Mohsin Qadeer, and his aide Abbas alias Essa. The militants were part of the TTP Haris group, which joined the group in 2011. The SP's body and the injured were immediately shifted to the Mardan Medical Complex (MMC) and another medical facility in the area. Ijaz’s funeral was performed at the Police Line Mardan earlier, where DIG Region Sulaiman Khan, Commissioner Shaukat Khan Yousafzai, and Deputy Commissioner Fayaz Sher Pavon paid tribute to the martyr.
LAHORE, Feb 27 (APP):The great services rendered by Sartaj Aziz for Pakistan and the nation cannot be forgotten. On this occasion, the Civil Services Academy also announced the introduction of “Sartaj Aziz Corner” in his honor. He said that Sartaj Aziz was very careful about discipline and ran the secretariat of the party in a good manner. He said that he would recommend to name the road after Sartaj Aziz and start scholarship for students. Former Adviser on National Security Dr. Moeed Yusuf said that Sartaj Aziz always preferred national interest over political affiliation.
The Pakistan Army shot down another Indian spying quadcopter that intruded into the country’s airspace along the Line of Control (LoC), the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Wednesday. “On February 25, Pakistan army has downed an Indian spy drone which was violating the Line of Control,” the statement read. According to the ISPR, the incident took place at 12:55pm, however, after hitting down the quadcopter of Indian Army, the Pakistan Army started searching for its remains. The quadcopter also bears the insignia of an Indian Army unit which confirms that the quadcopter belongs to the Indian Army, the statement added. February 27, 2019, is a memorable day for Pakistan as the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) shattered Indian dream of invincibility and military supremacy by shooting down two Indian aircraft and above all capturing an IAF pilot.
