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Beautiful Gwadar Cricket Stadium Holds First Exhibition Match Vol. IV, No. 238 Saturday, 20 February, 2021 email address: [email protected] Editor: Asim Khan Price Rs. 5 Representation of political Zardari, parties in Senate must be Fazl discuss proportional to votes: SC Senate polls, News Desk/INP NEWS about the Election long march Commission of ISLAMABAD: The Supr Pakistan’s (ECP) answer, eme Court of Pakistan, to which its lawyer News Desk while hearing the presi- replied that the answer dential reference on has been submitted KARACHI: Former presi- Senate open balloting, on which is similar to the dent Asif Ali Zardari and Friday said that represen- first one. Justice Gulzar Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) tation of every political Ahmed said the apex and Pakistan Democratic party in the elections court will examine the Movement (PDM) chief must be proportional to details. Maulana Fazlur Rehman its votes. Pakistan Peoples Party discussed the country’s A five-member larger (PPP) counsel Raza overall situation and bench headed by Chief Rabbani said the pur- strategy for upcoming Justice Gulzar Ahmed pose to constitute the Senate polls, sources said conducted the hearing Senate was to provide on Friday. and remarked that mem- equal representation to In a telephonic conver- bers of a political party all provinces, and con- sation, Asif Ali Zardari in any provincial assem- sensus between both and Maulana Fazlur bly can vote for the can- houses in the parliamen- Rehman exchanged didates of their allied tarian system is not pos- views on the upcoming parties. sible. The hearing was Senate polls and the anti- The CJP inquired adjourned till Monday. government long march. The consultation was also made on the Senate Sit-in against govt to be candidates from KP and ISLAMABAD: A delegation, led by Ahmad Wali Massoud, Head of Massoud Foundation, AFGHANISTAN called on Foreign Minister other provinces said for indefinite time Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi At Ministry of Foreign Affairs. INP PHOTO sources. Matters pertain- ing to the campaign for period: PDM former prime minister Yousuf Raza Gilani for INP NEWS Similarly, it was also the upcoming Senate concurred that each par- elections also came under ISLAMABAD: Big deci- ty’s local chapter would Beautiful Gwadar Cricket discussion. sions were taken at make eating arrange- Last week, Maulana Pakistan Democratic ments besides those of Fazlur Rehman had also Movement’s (PDM) steer- toilets and others. discussed the country’s ing committee meeting in The sources further Stadium holds first political situation includ- Islamabad on Friday. said that the opposition ing long march with the Quoting sources, the parties’ alliance also former prime minister channel reported that the decided that the majority Nawaz Sharif. steering committee of workers and activists, In a telephonic conver- agreed that the sit-in who would hold a sit-in, exhibition match sation, the country’s over- against the Pakistan would be drawn from all political situation, Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) gov- Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Sports Reporter ated the toss. preparations about the ernment would be for an Azad Jammu and “First exhibition long march announced indefinite time period, Kashmir and Khyber GWADAR: First exhibi- match at Gwadar is a by the PDM and upcom- and that it would be taken Pakhtunkhwa. tion match held at matter of immense ing Senate polls came as a substitute for opposi- The sources added that world’s one of the best pleasure”, chief minister under discussion. tion parties’ long march. PDM’s Planning and beautiful cricket Balochistan, Jam Kamal Similarly, it was also Committee would decide stadiums at Gwadar on Khan said on Friday. He decided that caravans as to where the political Friday. The Ministry of said the government Haleem from across the country parties would camp: at Overseas Pakistanis and would organize interna- would enter the federal Faizabad or D-Chowk. Human Resource tional cricket matches in Adil Sheikh capital simultaneously, And similarly, the deci- Development (HRD) has Balochistan to boost and that each political sion was also taken that dubbed it as the world’s sports activities. sent to jail party would bear the the parties would hold a most beautiful stadium. Stars including expenses of its workers sit-in at the very place First match held Fakhr-i-Alam, Ali Zafar, on judicial during the long march. they would be stopped. between Gwadar Dolph and Aijaaz Aslam also ins, captained by PM’s participated in the aide Zulfiqar Bukhari, match. remand by PTI wants strong and Showbiz Sharks, “We will encourage which is being led by and support local ATC democracy in Pakistan: Pakistan Cricket Board’s sportsmen”, Jam Kamal more than a week after The Chief Minister province. Earlier, the Chief Executive Wasim stated. he went missing on K2 also stated that his gov- CM inaugurated the sta- News Desk Shibli Faraz Khan. The Gwadar Dolp The match was dedi- during an expedition. ernment would extend dium and visited vari- hins won the toss and cated to mountaineer The players also said a all possible support to ous spots. The officials KARACHI: An anti-ter- News Desk parent Senate elections chose to bowl. British Mohammad Ali prayer for the celebrated organize a PSL match in accompanied the Jam rorism court (ATC) in and the government is High Commissioner Sadpara, who was mountaineer before the Quetta, the provincial Kamal Khan during his Karachi has sent Pakistan ISLAMABAD: Minister fully determined to this Christian Turner offici- recently declared dead match. capital of Balochistan visit. Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) for Information and end. He said the politics leader and the Leader of Broadcasting Senator Shi of money needs to be the Opposition in the bli Faraz on Friday Prime ended and candidates Sindh Assembly, Haleem Minister Imran Khan is should be elected on the ‘Caught red-handed’: Adil Sheikh, to jail on committed to introduce basis of their capabili- Quetta airport road judicial remand till basic reforms in the best ties. Maryam claims votes February 25 on Friday. interest of the country. The minister said buy- The ATC heard a case Talking to media, the ing and selling of votes stolen in by-election for blocked against murder of related to aerial firing minister said we want to undermine democracy and creating a distur- bring transparency in and moral values. He PTI bance in by-elections in electoral process to make said Election Commis Monitoring Desk from a polling station. a man in a land dispute Karachi’s PS-88 constitu- the Parliament true rep- sion of Pakistan will also Terming it “naked rig- ency on February 16. resentative of the people. be strengthened to fur- QUETTA: PML-N Vice ging”, Maryam claim Staff Reporter Balochistan Assembly However, the protest- Haleem Adil Sheikh Shibli Faraz said peo- ther enhance its perfor- President Maryam ed the men were act- who joined the protest ers refused to end the and other accused have ple are desirous of trans- mance. Nawaz on Friday ing at the behest of the QUETTA: Angry protest- demanded. protest and demanded been produced before the claimed that PML-N PTI. One of the videos ers blocked main airport A large number of stern action against ele- court by jail officials workers caught per- shared by the PML-N road Quetta on Friday protesters blocked the ments of the land mafia. today. Pervaiz Rashid challenges sons working for the leader showed a man against the murder of a road from the airport The protesters chanted The prosecutor told the PTI “red-handed” sitting in a car with man in the Nawan Killi road and Nawab Killi full-throated slogans court that the accused rejection of his nomination allegedly stealing bag- apparently a bag of area. A man identified side and suspended all against police and dis- had attempted to inter- fuls of votes cast in by- votes placed next to as Sohbat Khan Kakar kinds of traffic. People trict administration for vene into the polling pro- papers in LHC elections. him. “He was caught murdered in a land dis- faced difficulties in what they call their fail- cess during the PS-88 by- By-polls were held red-handed. PML-N pute. reaching their destina- ure to protect the ances- elections. The prosecutor News Desk Punjab House adminis- for Punjab’s NA-75 workers did not allow Convener Pashtoon tions following the tral lands of people. also sought remand of tration, but the latter did (Daska) and PP-51 him to escape. Rangers Ulas Quami Jirga, blockade of the road. Abdul Rahim Haleem Adil till March 3. ISLAMABAD: Dejected at not provide bank details. (Wazirabad) constitu- also present,” Maryam Nawab Ayaz Khan DC Quetta assures Ziaratwal of the The counsels repre- the rejection of his nomi- He also said that he encies today. said about the man in Jogezai also joined the arrest of killers Pashtoonkhwa Milli senting the accused nation papers for the Sen even talked to the “PTI people caught question. protest against the kill- Deputy Commissioner Awami Party (PKMAP) apprised the ATC judge ate election by the Elec Returning Officer (RO), red-handed stealing Referring to the ing of Sohbat Kakar. Quetta, Major ® also joined the protest regarding the recovery of tion Commission of Paki but he did not give any bagfuls of votes by same man in another “Government must Aurangzai Badini and demanded the a poisonous snake from stan (ECP), Pakistan Musl details either. “The gov- PML-N MPA Adil Cha tweet, she said PML-N apprehend the killers”, addressed the angry arrest of killers. the room of Sheikh. im League-Nawaz (PML- ernment is deliberately tta and Ataa Tarar. Sea workers caught the Mr. Jogezai demanded.
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