‘Blackmailing’ comment was intended for PDM, PM tells Hazaras
35-40 sectarian terrorists out to sow chaos, says Imran Khan while meeting families of slain colliers in Quetta
PM Imran addresses media while meeting members of Hazara community in Quetta. SCREENGRAB
QUETTA:
The prime minister has said that most of the top sectarian terrorists have been eliminated and that only 35 to 40 of them are alive and trying to stir up communal trouble in the country at the behest of their foreign paymasters.
“I assure you that we will go after these elements. We will not allow them to sow sectarian strife in our country,” Imran Khan said while speaking to a delegation of the Hazara community, including relatives of the slain coalminers, at Sardar Bahadur Khan Women University in Quetta on Saturday.
Interior minister says PM to hold detailed talks with mourners once burials performed
Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed. PHOTO: EXPRESS/FILE
ISLAMABAD:
Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed insisted on Friday that Prime Minister Imran Khan will visit Quetta, adding that Hazara mourners must carry out funeral rites of the Machh incident victims.
While addressing a press conference, Sheikh Rashid said that the reason the premier was waiting for the burials was so that he could sit down with the community and speak to them in detail.
The minister said that the premier supports the Hazara community completely and if the funeral rites are completed by today then the premier will visit the community today.
Tabish Gohar resigns as SAPM on power
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Tabish Gohar was appointed as SAPM on October 1, 2020.
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on Power Tabish Gohar has stepped down and sent his resignation through WhatsApp, sources said on Thursday.
Tabish Gohar was appointed as SAPM on October 1, 2020. He had served as the chairman and CEO for K-Electric for seven years.
He stepped down as director, chief executive officer and chairman of KE’s board in 2015
According to website of the power supply company, under Gohar’s leadership, the company made significant progress in key operational and financial indicators and generated a profit for the first time in 17 years in 2012.
Ready for corruption trial of ministers: PM
Says he will ask CJ to form special bench if a case surfaces
PM Imran Khan speaks during a press conference in Kabul. PHOTO: AFP/FILE
ISLAMABAD:
Prime Minister Imran Khan promised harsh actions against his ministers if any one found involved in corruption, saying that he would approach the chief justice of Pakistan for setting up a special court for their trial on a daily basis.
In an interview with a private news channel, Imran dubbed himself “the prime minister of the common man” and stressed that all other questions about his government would be irrelevant and just one question would be asked after five years whether he improved lives of the people.