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Musharraf to step down, claims Jamaat Muqaddam Khan
1841 hours ago
Source: The Frontier Post
SWABI: Prof Ibrahim Khan, central naib-ameer of Jamaat-e-Islami said on Wednesday that they hopes that President Pervez Musharraf would step down and the ... ... more
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NA Speaker flays Mardan blast F.P. Report
1841 hours ago
Source: The Frontier Post
ISLAMABAD: Dr. Fehmida Mirza, Speaker National Assembly and Faisal Karim Kundi, Deputy Speaker National Assembly have strongly condemned bomb blast in ... ... more
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Nazim asks police to help implement municipal laws
1841 hours ago
Source: The Frontier Post
SUKKUR (APP): District Nazim Syed Nasir Hussain Shah has sought the help of district police for effective implementation of municipal laws and asked ... ... more
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Nazim orders local
admn to reduce price-hike
F.P. Report
1841 hours ago
Source: The Frontier Post
SIALKOT: The Sialkot District Nazim Muhammad Akmal Cheema has directed the concerned officials of the district administration to take all the necessary ... ... more
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NBP banks refused to advance loans F.P. Report
1841 hours ago
Source: The Frontier Post
MULTAN: National Bank of Pakistan and other scheduled banks have refused to advance loans for the procurement of wheat so that hoarders could not dump ... ... more
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NCHD showed satisfaction, says Nazim F.P. Report
1841 hours ago
Source: The Frontier Post
LAKKI MARWAT: The Lakki Marwat District Nazim advocate Qudratullah Khan has clarified a news item attributed to him published in a section of press about ... ... more
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Newly elected senators felicitated F.P. Report
1841 hours ago
Source: The Frontier Post
ISLAMABAD: Leader of the House, Mian Raza Rabbani Friday welcomed the newly elected members Haji Mohammad Adeel and Abdul Ghafoor Haideri and hoped that ... ... more
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No breakthrough in London talks, more talks possible: Nawaz Sharif
1841 hours ago
Source: Geo Television Network
LONDON: The Head of Pakistan Muslim League Mian Nawaz Sharif has said that there was no progress in talks between Pakistan Muslim League-N and Pakistan Peoples Party over reinstatement of deposed judges in London.
Talking to media after meeting with PPP Co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari in London, Nawaz Sharif said that he differed with Zardari on some points. He said PCO judges had no legal status. Nawaz said PML-N showed flexibility as regards PCO judges so that the ruling alliance could remain intact. He said PCO judges could be retained on ad-hoc basis.
PML-N Head said both parties remain firm on their positions and if needed more talks could be held for which he decided to prolong his stay till tomorrow evening. He said agenda for today’s meeting was only the restoration of judiciary.
Regarding London talks, PML-N leader said he could speak on this issue only after May 12 and he was going to Pakistan tomorrow. He said PML-N would abide by its commitments and judges should be restored with honor and dignity. He said the constitution would be restored to October 12, 1999 position. He said President Musharraf used institutions to extend his government’s rule.
Responding to a question, Nawaz Sharif said there was neither any foreign pressure on him nor would he accept such pressure. He said restoration of judiciary is vital for Pakistan’s future and PML-N in consultation with PPP decided to include Aitzaz Ahsan, Fakhruddin Jee Ibrahim and Hafiz Pirzada in Judges Restoration Committee during Dubai talks. Nawaz said there was some difference of opinion as regards PCO judges between Aitzaz Ahsan and Hafiz Pirzada. ... more
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No crisis likely on judges issue F.P. Report
1841 hours ago
Source: The Frontier Post
OKARA: There might not be any crisis including restoration of judges in the national life which could not be solved through negotiation. It was conveyed ... ... more
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No-confidence motion against naib nazim approved F.P. Report
1841 hours ago
Source: The Frontier Post
SIALKOT: The Daska tehsil council, in its special session, today, voted out the PML-Q?s Daska Tehsil Naib Nazim Muhammad Imran Butt and unanimously approved ... ... more
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