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| Democratic process at stake with extension of COAS: Asma
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| LAHORE: Human rights activist and renowned lawyer, Asma Jahangir, has expressed concerns over the extension in job given to Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Pervaiz Kayani by the government.
In a press statement on Friday, she termed the phenomenon a disappointing measure, saying to her the democratic process in the country is weak. Asma Jahangir further said that “our 63 years of history is evident that every general damaged the democratic process” whenever he was given a promotion or extension in his job.
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| ECP to announce line of action against fake degree holders today |
| ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan is likely to unveil today (Friday) its final course of action against lawmakers whose degrees have been declared fake. The commission is going to nominate its officials, who will supervise the whole procedure in line with Supreme Court directives. |
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| Rajar elected unopposed on NA-235 |
| ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) announced on Thursday that Haji Khuda Bux Rajar, has been elected unopposed to NA-235, Sanghar-cum-Mirpurkhas-cum-Umerkot (old Sanghar-II). The constituency had become vacant due to the disqualification of MNA Ghulam Dastgir Rajar. app |
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| ‘PML-N will be competed everywhere’ Babar Awan |
| LAHORE: Law Minister Babar Awan, terming the PML-N a GT Road party, said the party would be competed everywhere. He added that the PPP would make a government in Punjab in 2013, a private TV channel reported on Wednesday. |
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| PML-N’s ‘ring of five’ ruling the scene |
| LAHORE: A ‘ring of five’ in the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, running the party’s affairs, has created unrest in various tiers of the party leadership in all four federating units of the country.
The PML- N’s organisations throughout the country were dissolved on September 8, 2009 by party chief Nawaz Sharif, with an announcement to re-organise the party by March 23, 2010, but the deadline has been extended to September, as the previous target has not been met. |
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| Punjab govt has withdrawn Murree gas project, SC told |
| ISLAMABAD: Punjab Additional Advocate General Khadim Hussain on Tuesday informed the Supreme Court that the Punjab government had withdrawn a multi-million-rupee gas supply project for Murree.
The three-member SC bench, consisting of Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, Justice Ghulam Rabbani and Justice Khalilur Rehman Ramday, was hearing a suo motu case against the planned cutting of thousands of trees for the implementation of a gas supply project in Murree. |
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| Talal reports life threats to JWP leaders |
| ISLAMABAD: The Jamhoori Watan Party (JWP), just a day after Baloch leader Habib Jalib’s assassination, on Thursday revealed that its President Talal Akber Bugti and his counsel Rafiq Sanjrani, advocate, are receiving serious life threats from invisible forces. |
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| Khuhro says MPs having fake degrees should be dealt with severely |
| HYDERABAD: ‘Thorny’ is the most suitable epithet to describe the journey of democracy in Pakistan with a single denotation which connotes that the journey was confronted with incessant conspiracies aimed at rejecting the people’s right to rule themselves through their elected representatives.
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| Rind claims residence surrounded to ‘assassinate’ him |
| QUETTA: Balochistan Opposition Leader Sardar Yar Muhammad Rind claimed on Tuesday that provincial security forces including police and Balochistan Levies have surrounded his residence in order to assassinate him. Rind, talking to the media, said that security forces have encircled Shoran town, where residence of the chief of the Rind tribe was located. The Balochistan opposition leader said that such tactics would not scare him. |
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