Today’s outlook: PM Khan to visit Karachi, Sukkur

 

Today’s outlook: PM Khan to visit Karachi, Sukkur


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Here are some news stories we are expecting to follow today (Friday).

Executive Imran Khan is relied upon to visit Karachi and Sukkur for a day. He will introduce the Kamyab Jawan Program in Sukkur, and afterward hold gatherings with PTI and GDA individuals. The PM will at that point show up in Karachi and go to a raising money iftaar for Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital. He will make a short visit to Governor House and afterward travel to Islamabad. 


The government has officially restricted the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan for participating in illegal intimidation and making a feeling of dread and uncertainty in the country. The public authority has sensible grounds to accept that the TLP "occupied with psychological warfare, acted in a way biased to the harmony and security of the country", the Interior Ministry said in a warning. The strict gathering "scared people in general, caused heinous substantial damage, hurt and demise to the faculty of law implementation organizations and blameless spectators", it said. The gathering has been restricted under segment 11B (1) of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997. It engages the public authority to boycott an association engaged with psychological warfare. 


The Peshawar police have held up a FIR against the coordinators of Aurat March in Islamabad. On March 26, a Peshawar court requested the Peshawar East police headquarters to enlist a FIR against them. 


In a bureau mix on Thursday, Minister for Science and Technology Fawad Chaudhry was named serve for data and broadcasting for the subsequent time. Chaudhry supplanted Shibli Faraz who was designated in April a year ago. 


The public authority has discounted the cost of petroleum by Rs1.79, Finance Minister Hammad Azhar declared Thursday. A liter of petroleum currently costs Rs108.56.

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