Imran Khan on Container Leading Ehtisab Rally From Rawalpindi To Islamabad
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Showing posts with label Pakistan News. Show all posts
Saturday, August 13, 2016
Imran Khan's Special Talk To Media Regarding Rally From Rawalpindi To Islamabad
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Imran Khan's Special Talk To Media Regarding Rally From Rawalpindi To Islamabad
Channel Exposed Nawaz Sharif's "Bemari" Drama Through A Hilarious Video
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Channel Exposed Nawaz Sharif's "Bemari" Drama Through A Hilarious Video
Sharif Brothers Are Corrupt & Looting Pakistan - Aitzaz Ahsan Blasts on Govt
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Sharif Brothers Are Corrupt & Looting Pakistan - Aitzaz Ahsan Blasts on Govt
Objection on the Petition Against Cyber Crime Bill by Lahore High Court
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Saturday, July 16, 2016
Is Mufti Abdul Qavi Behind Qandeel Baloch's Killing, Watch His Shocking Statement
Is Mufti Abdul Qavi Behind Qandeel Baloch's Killing, Watch His Shocking Statement
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Breaking News: Qandeel Baloch Murdered By Her Own Brother
Breaking News: Qandeel Baloch Murdered By Her Own Brother
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Monday, June 13, 2016
Wazeer e Khazana Ishaq Dar Ki Army Chief Say Meeting
Wazeer e Khazana Ishaq Dar Ki Army Chief Say Meeting
Maryyum Nawaz Ko Wazeer e Azam Nay Saaf Inkar Kar Dia
Monday, May 30, 2016
Breaking of Political Parties: After PMLN And PPP, PTI Will Also Be Targeted - Hamir Mir
Breaking of Political Parties: After PMLN And PPP, PTI Will Also Be Targeted - Hamir Mir
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Wednesday, May 18, 2016
22nd Amendment Bill to be tabled in NA today
The approval for bringing the 22nd constitutional amendment bill was given in the PCER meeting held on Tuesday under its chairman, Finance Minister Senator Ishaq Dar.
“We have finalised the draft of the 22nd constitutional amendment for bringing the amendment in the qualification and procedure of the CEC appointment and members of the Election Commission of Pakistan,” said Ishaq Dar while talking to newsmen after chairing the meeting.
Following getting approval of the draft of the 22nd constitutional amendment, the proposed amendment has been put on the agenda for today’s (Wednesday) sitting of the National Assembly and Ishaq Dar will present the interim report of the PPCER while Law Minister Zahid Hamid will introduce the bill further to amend the Constitution.
The proposed constitutional bill envisages amending Articles 211, 213, 215, 217, 218, 219 and 222 of the Constitution.
Under the proposed amendments, as for appointment of four members of the commission, one member would be taken from each province.
A retired judge of the high court or a person who qualifies to be a judge of the high court or a senior bureaucrat or a technocrat could be considered for appointment as an ECP member.
As a onetime exercise, initially to secure institutional memory, two members of the commission shall stand retired after two and a half years while the other two would retire after the next two and a half years.
Besides holding elections of the national and provincial assemblies, the ECP would also hold elections of local bodies, for which necessary amendments were being proposed. It is to be mentioned the tenure of the four ECP members will expire on June 10.—Originally published in The News
Sharif family was never in the country’s 22 richest: Khursheed Shah
“Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif should have asked his children to come forward and explain,” said Shah, returning to the House today after ending a boycott of the opposition after the prime minister’s speech in the parliament on Monday.
“If you are not going to declare your assets according to the constitution then there will be an issue,” Shah said. “Where did the money come from to buy flats? These questions remained unanswered.”
The opposition leader said Prime Minister Nawaz’s family was never included in the ‘22 rich families’. “If Ittefaq Foundries was nationalised then from where did all the money come from,” Shah said, adding that they got to know about Gulf Steel only after the premier had mentioned it.
Shah, a senior Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) leader, said Quaid-e-Azam paid Rs4,400 in taxes in 1948, whereas Prime Minister Nawaz’s recorded paid taxes stand at Rs2,700 in 1993. “Prime Minister himself said that in 1994 he paid Rs4,000 in taxes and none in 1995.”
Prime Minister Nawaz has been under pressure since documents released as part of the Panama Papers data leak showed his children owned several off-shore companies and used them to buy properties in London.
He denies wrongdoing, as do his children.
The leak of documents from a Panamanian law firm has captured global attention, uncovering among other things the use of off-shore businesses by wealthy individuals and corporations worldwide.
While such off-shore companies are often not illegal per se, their use spurs suspicions of illegal activity, such as money-laundering, corruption, and tax evasion.
PTI chief presents Shaukat Khanum hospital for accountability
He appealed to the government to not bring in the charitable cancer hospital into politics.
“The opposition brought in the cancer hospital first in 1995 when they claimed I was using Zakat funds to run my election campaign. The result was the hospital faced a crisis in 1997 and 1998.”
He added that now the hospital has established its name and such politics does not affect it.
He offered to present accounts of the Shaukat Khanum Cancer Hospital for transparency check to the assembly. “Try Shaukat Khanum on the same ToRs that the Prime Minister will be tried on.”
“If I wanted to make money I would have made a sugar mill or a factory. Why would I create a charity hospital?”
He threatened street protest if the prime minister did not give a satisfactory answer to his name in the Panama Papers.
Democracy is accountable
He said that the basic principle of democracy was accountability. “Democracy has two aspects the government and opposition. The job of the government is to legislate and implement, the job of the opposition is to keep a check on the government. I am only doing my job,” he said.
The Panama Leaks was not something that the opposition came up with. "It is an international issue. A computer was hacked and lots of names came up in the Panama Papers. I am just asking for accountability."
He said that during his speech in the National Assembly the prime minister alleged that I have a palace in Bani Gala. “My question to you is you are the Prime Minister. You have NAB, FBR, come and investigate my source of income.”
He said that the Prime Minister needs to come up with an explanation for his name in the Panama Papers. “The policy of calling of every one corrupt will not work.”
Not named in Panama Papers
Imran Khan said that his name was never in the Panama Papers. Talking about his offshore company Niazi Services he said I played country cricket from 1971 till 1993. “I lived in London for six months. So I bought a flat and placed it in an offshore company.”
He added that he had always declared his London flat.
He said that all of his property was in his name. "I don't own a benami."
Talking about the government’s ToRs he said that the Chief Justice was right to call them “toothless”.
He added that if the prime minister had made the speech he made in the assembly yesterday in a European country he would have had to resign over it.
He said that the prime minister had links to the Panama Papers through two offshore companies. “Those companies were registered under Maryam Nawaz’s name. Two flats in Mayfair were bought through these companies.”
“The prime minister claims to have paid Rs10 billion in taxes, of that Rs8 billion is GST which the public pays too.”
He said that for deals with Al-Taufeeq bank $33 million were transferred. “Where did that money come from?”
