PML-N alleges ‘political allegiance’ behind Rawalpindi commissioner’s claims Published February 17, 2024 0 Join our Whatsapp channel PML-N, in a post on X, has said that “political allegiance” dictated Rawalpindi Commissioner Liaquat Ali Chatha’s claims of polling rigging, adding that the bureaucrat was the cousin of a PTI-backed candidate for the MNA seat, Ahmed Chatha.
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Editorial: Continuing to ignore the violence in Kurram would be a monumental mistake All state institutions must come up with solid plans to protect Kurram’s people, and other vulnerable populations in KP.
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Updated 22 Nov, 2024 Kurram atrocity It would be a monumental mistake for the state to continue ignoring the violence in Kurram.
22 Nov, 2024 Persistent grip PAKISTAN has now registered 50 polio cases this year. We all saw it coming and yet there was nothing we could do to...
22 Nov, 2024 Green transport THE government has taken a commendable step by announcing a New Energy Vehicle policy aiming to ensure that by 2030,...
Updated 21 Nov, 2024 Military option While restoring peace is essential, addressing Balochistan’s socioeconomic deprivation is equally important.
21 Nov, 2024 HIV/AIDS disaster A TORTUROUS sense of déjà vu is attached to the latest health fiasco at Multan’s Nishtar Hospital. The largest...
21 Nov, 2024 Dubious pardon IT is disturbing how a crime as grave as custodial death has culminated in an out-of-court ‘settlement’. The...
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