PDM’s Sahiwal rally rescheduled

Published January 6, 2021
This file photo shows PDM president Maulana Fazlur Rehman along with PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari and PML-N vice president Maryam Nawaz talking to media after a meeting. —Tanveer Shahzad / White Star
This file photo shows PDM president Maulana Fazlur Rehman along with PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari and PML-N vice president Maryam Nawaz talking to media after a meeting. —Tanveer Shahzad / White Star

SAHIWAL: The Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) public rally scheduled for Jan 17, will now be held here on 27th. This was announced at a PML-N divisional meeting chaired by the party’s Punjab senior vice president Malik Nadeen Kamran, held at his residence.

The PDM central leadership, at a meeting held at Jati Umra last Friday, had decided the opposition alliance would hold a power show here on Jan 17th.

As per a source privy to the meeting, Mr Kamran said the PDM rally would be addressed by all the main leaders of the alliance, including Maulana Fazlur Rehman, Maryam Nawaz and Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari.

PPP and JUI-F district presidents Zaki Chaudhry and Ziaul Haq told Dawn the parties workers were ready to welcome their leaders to a “historic” show.

WOMAN DIES: A woman died and her son was critically injured when the motorcycle they were riding was hit by a car near 114/9-L village on Sahiwal-Arifwala road on Tuesday.

According to Kameer police, Naveed (26), along with his mother Shamim (40), was going to Kameer town when his bike was hit by a car coming from opposite direction.

Rescue 1122 staff said the woman died on the spot, while her injured son was shifted to the district headquarters hospital. The police said Shamim’s husband refused to take any legal action against the car driver, following which the body was handed over to the family.

Published in Dawn, Jannuary 6th, 2021

Opinion

Editorial

Tribunal delays
30 Apr, 2025

Tribunal delays

IS justice to be delayed till such time that it becomes meaningless? At least that is the impression one gleans from...
Missing growth
30 Apr, 2025

Missing growth

PAKISTAN faces a paradox: its economy has been stabilising but growth remains elusive. The ‘feel good’ part of...
Info wars
Updated 30 Apr, 2025

Info wars

Indian state and media would do well to adopt a more rational approach, and stop spreading anti-Pakistan hatred.
Canal consensus
Updated 29 Apr, 2025

Canal consensus

There is urgent need for such high-level engagement and consultation, especially considering climate-related crises Pakistan faces.
Incursions thwarted
29 Apr, 2025

Incursions thwarted

THE military’s media wing has released details of infiltration attempts by terrorists based in Afghanistan, saying...
Pension reforms
29 Apr, 2025

Pension reforms

The federal government has finally notified another pension reform that requires retired public servants rehired by...