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The court adjourned the hearing to Feb. 1. At a dramatic session marked by heated arguments, Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Thursday gave a brief respite to Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani, who appeared before the justices to defend himself against possible contempt of court charges. Mr. Gilani is facing contempt charges for failing to pursue […]
To the Point- Prime Minister Gillani’s appearance in the Supreme Court, a Step Forward for Pakistan Never have we seen in the history of Pakistan, a Prime Minister so willingly appearing in court to face the charges levelled against him. This nation has witnessed former Prime Minister and founding chairman of the Pakistan People’s Party […]
Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani, has been appeared before the Supreme Court, saying he has spent six years in prison and was never reluctant to appear before the court which shows that he always respected the court. “All the allies are also here in the honour of the court. I cannot even think of […]
Stringent security measure on Jan 19: Supreme Court Hearing Islamabad: (Tuesday, January 17, 2012) Spokesman for the Supreme Court of Pakistan said today that strict security measures will be taken on January 19, when Prime Minister of Pakistan Yousuf Raza Gilani is expected to produce himself before the apex court. Besides Gilani, other number of […]
The progress of any country heavily relies on the policies of its rulers, who run all affairs of the country. However, the leadership of Pakistan, unfortunately, is comprised on those people who are highly incompetent and have dragged the country at the verge of disaster. Patriot and competent leaders always keep the interest of nation […]
Aitzaz to differ party on writing letter to Swiss courts; sees no threat to democracy if PM, President step down through impeachment Lahore: (Saturday, January 14, 2012) A prominent leader of the lawyers’ movement for the restoration of judges and one of the PPP’s central leaders, Barrister Aitzaz Ahsan has reiterated his stance on writing […]
Pakistan’s foremost political and military leadership are set to decide on the future of the relationship between the South Asian nation and the United States of America. A set of rules is said to be prepared which will lay down the law for the relationship between the two countries, a relationship which has been under […]
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani desperate for parliament’s support Pakistan’s elected Government will be tested on Monday as the Parliament will decide whether the current administration is good enough to continue or not. Prime Minister of Pakistan is required to take the vote of confidence from the parliament on Monday, the 16th of January […]
Prime Minister believes that he does not need to take a confidence vote from National Assembly Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani believes that he does not need to take vote of confidence from the National Assembly. He expressed that whoever wants to start a no confidence vote motion against him in the National Assembly are […]
Ebb of high-profile political drama A high-profile political drama has been concluded without any solid conclusion, giving a deep breath to masses. However, uncertainty will remain in terms of what will happen in future on political fronts. The chaos that gripped across the world indicates one thing that the writers of the ISPR press note, […]
NRO Beneficiary: Another controversial appointment Ignoring the already depressing situation, Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani has appointed Farrakh Ali Shah, currently in NAB’s custody on charges of corruption, as member National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA). A notification issued by the PM Secretariat informed Farrakh Ali Shah has been appointed member of the regularity authority […]
ANP resolves to second government in hard times The Awami National Party (ANP), the frontline ally of the government, reposed its confidence on the government, saying it would resist any unconstitutional step by any institution or individual. “We will continue to support the government and the system and fully oppose any undemocratic and unconstitutional move […]
