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PM invites opposition for electoral reforms - Newspaper

• Bilawal rejects offer, saying govt is not serious in reforms • Imran urges people to pay taxes to become a ‘real sovereign nation’ • Warns citizens of a ‘very tough time’ ahead in view of emerging Afghanistan situation ISLAMABAD: For the first time, Prime Minister Imran Khan himself on the floor of the house has invited the opposition to sit with the government on electoral reforms to hold ‘objection-free’ general elections. “Time has come that [when] we contest elections, no one worries about being defeated through rigging. We came to one result the only solution is EVMs [electronic voting machines]. All that [post-voting] rigging period can be eliminated if result comes [immediately] after election,” said Mr Khan before offering the opposition parties to sit with the government for electoral reforms.

PM Imran Khan, Gen Musharraf and Operation Enduring Freedom

PM Imran Khan, Gen Musharraf and Operation Enduring Freedom
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Govt to give overseas Pakistanis right to vote as per SC decision: Babar Awan - Pakistan

Govt to give overseas Pakistanis right to vote as per SC decision: Babar Awan - Pakistan
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Pakistan protects its terror outfits

Recently Hafiz Saeed’s home in Pakistan had a car bomb explode near his residence. The police statement which I happened to see on Pakistan TV was that luckily due to the Pakistani police and their.

Of feuding MPs and reserved seats

Daily Times June 17, 2021 A nation’s politics plays out so fast that the impact of one event hardly has time to diminish when a new more bald-faced one occurs. Politicians will do well to remember that due to the nature of their job, they’re constantly observed by the public. After the budget session, brash women MPs created a scene before Parliament by snapping at each other and tearing placards of the opposition members. As if the use of foul language by male parliamentarians were not enough, the women MPs have now entered the fray in a show of one-upmanship. Since most of us are not well-versed in the art of disagreement, we often resort to exchanges of hot words, sometimes escalating to expletives. Polite and logical discussion are missing from our lives.

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