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July 6, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Former Senate chairman Raza Rabbani has expressed disappointment over the silence of Western capitals and FATF on Indian terrorism and said that the Western capitals are now on test.
“If the FATF fails to take action against India, it will be exposed as yet another institution in the hands of imperialists to exert pressure on states to follow priorities of their national security,” he said in a statement on Monday. He said India is a perpetual exporter of state terrorism while the world, particularly the Western capitals, looked the other way. “The Lahore incident bearing a stamp of Indian terrorism is not surprising as
July 6, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Former Senate chairman Raza Rabbani has expressed disappointment over the silence of the Western capitals and FATF on Indian terrorism and said that the Western capitals are now on test.
“If the FATF fails to take action against India, it will be exposed as yet another institution in the hands of the imperialists to exert pressure on states to follow priorities of their national security,” he said in a statement on Monday. He said India is a perpetual exporter of state terrorism while the world, particularly Western capitals, looked the other way. “The Lahore incident bearing a stamp of Indian terrorism is not surprising as RAW agents have for long been involved in terrorist activities in Balochistan and other parts of Pakistan,” he said.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Raza Rabbani has flayed the recent increase in petroleum prices and power tariff.
“The IMF budget passed by the National Assembly is not a week old and yet new taxes in the shape of increase in petroleum and electricity prices have taken place,” he said while talking to reporters here on Saturday.
He claimed that prices of petroleum products had been increased on the demand of the International Monetary Fund.
As a consequence, there would be a snowballing effect and the prices of vegetables and transport fare will hit the roof, he warned.
Senate panel calls for review of judges’ recruitment procedure
Committee passes Women s Property Rights Enforcement (Amendment) Bill
ISLAMABAD:
The Senate Standing Committee on Law and Justice Thursday called for reviewing the procedure for the appointment of judges after it was informed that the experiment of making the recruitment through the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) had failed.
The committee which met here with its chairman, Ali Zafar, in the chair, passed with a majority vote the Women s Property Rights Enforcement (Amendment) Bill, 2021, while postponing further deliberations on the Muslim Family Laws (Amendment) Bill.
The meeting was briefed on the work and performance of the law and justice Ministry. Law Minister Forogh Naseem told the committee that the experiment of recruiting the judges through the FPSC had failed.