PM Imran Khan drives on the roads of Islamabad without protocol
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Sun, May 02, 2021
Prime Minister Imran Khan visiting the Ramadan Bazaar and driving on the roads of Islamabad. Photos: Facebook/ PTI Official
On Sunday, Prime Minister Imran Khan visited several areas of Islamabad without any protocol. No other staff member of the Prime Minister s Office or a cabinet official accompanied him, sources said.
However, the chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) Aamir Ahmed Ali drove with the premier.
A video of the premier s visit was posted on Twitter by the Prime Minister s Office, in which he could be seen driving a car himself on the streets of Islamabad. He could also be seen stopping at a signal to let other cars pass first, according to
WATCH: PM Imran Khan visits different areas of Islamabad without protocol
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Sunday May 02, 2021
Prime Minister Imran Khan visiting the Ramadan Bazaar and driving on the roads of Islamabad. Photos: Facebook/ PTI Official
Prime Minister Imran Khan has always been against the prevalent VIP culture in the country that people in power have been enjoying for the last several decades.
On Sunday, in the same spirit, the premier defied the norms and visited several areas of Islamabad without any protocol. He was accompanied by the chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) Aamir Ahmed Ali.
A video of the premier s visit was posted on Twitter by the Prime Minister s Office, in which he could be seen driving a car himself on the streets of Islamabad. He could also be seen stopping at a signal to let other cars pass first.
Pakistani Hindu’s extend ultimatum to police to arrest killer of a Hindu boy
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Pakistani Hindu’s extend ultimatum to police to arrest killer of a Hindu boy
Yudhvir Rana / TNN / Mar 5, 2021, 00:40 IST
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AMRITSAR: Jacobabad’s (Pakistan) Hindu community has given an ultimatum to the police to find and arrest the assassin of a Hindu youth who was mercilessly killed and his mutilated body was found in a street. The ultimatum ended today but at the police’s request we have extended our ultimatum till Saturday , said Mukhi Lal Chand Sitlani, president, Hindu Panchayat, Jacobabad, while talking to TOI over the phone on Thursday.
In this file photo, PML-N president Shahbaz Sharif, accompanied by party leader Khawaja Asif, speaks to the media. AP
ISLAMABAD: Detained leaders of the opposition parties were brought to the capital on Tuesday to cast their votes in the Senate elections and kept in separate buildings which were declared sub-jail,
Dawn has learnt.
They included Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly Shehbaz Sharif and MNA Khawaja Mohammad Asif of the Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N), Pakistan Peoples Party MNA from Sindh Syed Khursheed Ahmed Shah and MNA from South Waziristan Ali Wazir.
In separate letters, the Islamabad chief commissioner was reminded of the Election Commission of Pakistan’s order regarding production of the detained lawmakers and their presence during the voting on Wednesday (today).
Government employees enjoy swings at a park in F-6 in Islamabad on Thursday while their leaders were busy in holding talks with ministers which later ended successfully. INP
ISLAMABAD: Over 200 government employees, including some trade union leaders, who had been picked up by the police on Wednesday during a violent protest, were released on Thursday evening, hours after signing of an agreement between their representatives and the government.
Sources told
Dawn that some of the union leaders, who had been arrested by the capital police under 3MPO (Maintenance of Public Order Ordinance, 1960), also participated in the negotiations with the government ministers which were held at the official residence of Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed.