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PM calls urgent meeting on national security

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has called an urgent meeting of the cabinet committee on national security on Thursday at PM House, official sources told Dawn.com on Wednesday.<br/>Federal ministers for defence, interior, information and adviser on national security have been invited to attend the meeting.<br/>Chairman joint chiefs of staff committee, three services chiefs, DG IB, DG ISI are also expected to attend the meeting.<br/>“Latest developments with regard to government, Taliban peace talks would come under consideration,” said a cabinet source.<br/>Interior Minister Nisar Ali Khan would brief the participants about the latest situation of the dialogue process between government and the Tehreek-i-Taliban including demands of the umbrella militant group.<br/>The cabinet source said that recent Afghan elections and the impact of its result would also come under consideration.This is the first time in last one month that civil and military leadership would face each other after tension rose between them due to statements of few cabinet members against the military establishment.

PM calls urgent meeting on national security

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has called an urgent meeting of the cabinet committee on national security on Thursday at PM House, o...

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No more extention in ceasefire,warns TTP

ISLAMABAD: The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) on Wednesday said that they would not be extending the ceasefire, the group’s spokesperson Shahidullah Shahid said.<br/><br/>The reason for this, they claim, is the lack of progress from the government’s side regarding the Taliban’s demands.<br/><br/>The central council of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan will not be extending the ceasefire, the TTP spokesman said in a statement.<br/><br/>The Taliban had earlier declared a month-long ceasefire on March 1, 2014, and later extended it for ten more days. The extended ceasefire expired on April 10, 2014.

No more extention in ceasefire,warns TTP

ISLAMABAD: The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) on Wednesday said that they would not be extending the ceasefire, the group’s spokesperson S...

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PPP tells Faisal Raza Abdi to quit senate seat

ISLAMABAD-Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has demanded of Faisal Raza Abdi to resign as senator, a private news channel reported on Wednesday.<br/>PPP leader Pervaiz Ashraf conveyed the message from party leadership to Abidi who is known for his bold and brazen discussions various talk shows.<br/>The report added that the decision was taken after much consultations among the party leaders and their chief Asif Ali Zardari.

PPP tells Faisal Raza Abdi to quit senate seat

ISLAMABAD-Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has demanded of Faisal Raza Abdi to resign as senator, a private news channel reported on Wednesday....

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PM Nawaz, Zardari meet up to discuss army, PPO, peace talks

<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"> <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjbUkfGNibtbX1_QJtNIJLxYj5H894GWIIZ793V0xNw4BAlu41AudCQXMgzwz69jpTIKpfXJ9ajKBl6gpM8KVUKNkJsG3EuNUVKnCVPudMldKJ780g4WfOeLGD_nYHh5ST-2_o-D25QTtyK/s1600/%D9%86%D8%A7%D9%88%D8%A7%D8%B2%D8%A3%D8%B2%D8%A7%D8%B1%D8%AF%D8%A7%D8%B1%DB%8C%D9%85%D8%B9%D8%B9%D8%AA-660x330.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjbUkfGNibtbX1_QJtNIJLxYj5H894GWIIZ793V0xNw4BAlu41AudCQXMgzwz69jpTIKpfXJ9ajKBl6gpM8KVUKNkJsG3EuNUVKnCVPudMldKJ780g4WfOeLGD_nYHh5ST-2_o-D25QTtyK/s1600/%D9%86%D8%A7%D9%88%D8%A7%D8%B2%D8%A3%D8%B2%D8%A7%D8%B1%D8%AF%D8%A7%D8%B1%DB%8C%D9%85%D8%B9%D8%B9%D8%AA-660x330.jpg" /></a></div> ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and former president Asif Ali Zardari held a one-on-one meeting in Islamabad Wednesday and discussed a host of issues, including the country’s political situation, national security issues and legislation to cope with terrorism.<br /> Their meeting comes against the backdrop of the tensions between the country's civilian and military leaderships.<br /> Both leaders also discussed the ongoing operation in Karachi and other matters of mutual interest besides reviewing dialogue process with Taliban.<br /> Earlier, both leaders held delegation-level talks and discussed the country’s political situation.<br /> Federal ministers Ishaq Dar and Zahid Hamid assisted the prime minister and senior PPP leaders, including Khurshid Shah and Mian Raza Rabbani, accompanied Asif Ali Zardari.<br /> Hamid briefed the meeting on the Protection of Pakistan Bill while a member of from the government side, Fawad Hassan Fawad, briefed the PPP delegation on the latest situation in the dialogue with the Talban.Wednesday’s was one of the very few meetings between the two leaders since Zardari’s departure from the presidency.<br /> It also comes a day after PPP Senator Farhatullah Babar extended his party’s support to the PML-N government against any “undemocratic adventurism”.

PM Nawaz, Zardari meet up to discuss army, PPO, peace talks

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and former president Asif Ali Zardari held a one-on-one meeting in Islamabad Wednesday and discusse...

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Unpaid dues: Saudi aviation authority threatens to stop PIA flights

KARACHI: Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Civil Aviation (GACA) warned the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) of halting all flights in case unpaid dues were not cleared by the national airliner by April 17.<br/><br/>According to the notification, sent by Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation , PIA flights will be stopped from April 17 onwards if the dues were not paid.<br/><br/>Sources said that the dues owed to the Saudi aviation also include 500,000 riyals from year 2005.<br/><br/>PIA has been suffering losses worth billions since many years and its accumulated dues have been on the rise. The national airline had recorded cumulative losses of Rs141 billion from 2002 to 2012.<br/><br/>The PIA had also suffered financial losses to the tune of Rs401 million in Hajj operations 2012.

Unpaid dues: Saudi aviation authority threatens to stop PIA flights

KARACHI: Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Civil Aviation (GACA) warned the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) of halting all flig...

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34 hashish-selling tribesmen released

<p style="text-align: justify;">KHYBER AGENCY:34 tribesmen were released on Sunday by militants who abducted them from Khyber Agency’s Tirah Valley, DawnNews reported.<br/>Sources said that 40 tribesmen were kidnapped from the opium and hashish selling “grand fair” Saturday from the Haider Kando area of Tirah Valley.<br/>The militants also took away hundreds of kilograms of cannabis and hashish from the area, said the sources.<br/>They added that Sheikmal Khel sub tribesmen of the Qamberkhel tribe were segregated from the others and were taken away by the militants.<br/>At least six tribesmen are still held captive by militants.<br/>According to unofficial sources, the number of kidnapped tribesmen is close to 100 and they had been picked up for their involvement in the drug trade.<br/>Security forces also conducted a search operation in the area to rescue the men, according to the sources.<br/>Other sources claimed that the release of the abductees was made possible through the efforts of tribal elders.<br/>A lush green forested, snow-bound valley, Tirah has long served as one of the smuggling routes between Pakistan and Afghanistan and is approximately an hour's drive away from Peshawar, the provincial capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.<br/><br/></p>

34 hashish-selling tribesmen released

KHYBER AGENCY:34 tribesmen were released on Sunday by militants who abducted them from Khyber Agency’s Tirah Valley, DawnNews reported. Sour...

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Taliban dictatorship not acceptable: Bilawal Bhutto

GARHI KHUDA BAKHSH:  Chairman Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said on Friday that Taliban are deceiving in the name of negotiations, adding that his party won’t bow before savages, Dunya News reported. Addressing a public gathering in Garhi Khuda Bakhsh on the occasion of 35th death anniversary of party’s founder Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, Bilawal said that those who termed Quaid-e-Azam as ‘Kaafir-e-Azam’ are being negotiated with today. He said that those who level allegations against PPP are politicking over children’s dead bodies. He alleged that Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif only issued statements and made promises when he came to Tharparkar, claiming that Prime Minister’s team stopped aid of drought affectees. He said the nation is at a point of history right now where uncertainty prevails and every heart is filled with fear. “Terrorists want to take away our identities and existence,” he said, adding that people are asking for way from blind in the name of negotiations. “What did we do that history is not willing to forgive us?” he asked the audience. He said that the country is facing the crises today because the nation buried the man thirty five years ago that was akin to light for nation. “Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was a philosophy and ideology; he was the man upon whom the poor relied,” he said. Bilawal said that it was his grandfather who transformed the country into an atomic power. He said that he is worried seeing Punjab as held hostage in the hands of terrorists, adding that this wouldn’t be the case if Z.A. Bhutto was alive. Pakistan needs a Bhutto once again today, he said. Lamenting at the privatization scheme of government, Bilawal said that nation’s house is being auctioned in the name of privatization, adding that no one even thought of taking the nation into confidence. Pakistan’s assets are capital of nation’s poor people, he said, adding that the nation will not be thrown in unemployment. Our nation has built these assets after making several sacrifices, he added.<br/><br/>“If government cannot run the country, does this mean we should sell it?” He asked. Bilawal asked what price Pakistan has to pay for friendly money paid by friendly country. He said those who want to rob the country in the name of privatization are not friends. He said the government has left the nation as professional beggars. Bilawal said that his party is descendant of martyrs, adding that dictatorship of Taliban will not be tolerated. Several Jiyalas (party workers) are confronting terrorists even today, he added. He said that his party’s government will not remain silent on demolishing of temples unlike Punjab government. Harming and burning minorities’ worship places is not Islam, he said, adding that the army is honourable and not anyone’s private property. He said that it is not wise to muddle in others’ war. Bilawal kept chanting “Khappay khappay Bhutto Khappay” slogan which literally means “Bhutto needed.”

Taliban dictatorship not acceptable: Bilawal Bhutto

GARHI KHUDA BAKHSH:  Chairman Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said on Friday that Taliban are deceiving in the name of ...

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Supreme Court instructed inquiry into UK Journalist home Qabaz by judge

<a href="http://www.awaazdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/awaazlogo.jpg"><img alt="awaazlogo" class="aligncenter wp-image-499" height="177" src="http://www.awaazdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/awaazlogo-300x96.jpg" width="558" /></a>LONDON: Justice Tasdiq Gillani, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of Pakistan <a href="http://www.awaazdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/safdarbhatti-1.jpg"><img alt="safdarbhatti-1" class="size-medium wp-image-500 alignright" height="300" src="http://www.awaazdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/safdarbhatti-1-248x300.jpg" width="248" /></a>instructed an enquiry into the Qabza group run by Safdar Bhatti additional session judge Lahore. An official at Supreme Court of Pakistan, Human Rights Cell told senior British Journalist Dr Shahid Qureshi that his home Qabza case by Safdar Bhatti has been referred to the District and Session Judge Lahore for enquiry and submit report with two weeks on 10^th March 20014’. Supreme Court case reference number is: 4354 – E-2014.<br/><br/>The case was presented to the Justice Tasdiq Gillani, Chief Justice Supreme of Pakistan who instructed director of human rights cell at the Supreme Court to immediately instruct District and Session Judge Lahore to submit report on the matter within two weeks. A senior District and Session Judge head the human rights cell.<br/><br/>While speaking on a British Radio program News26 on Friday 14^th March 2014, Shafqat Choan President Lahore High Court Bar Association said, ‘I will take up this matter with Chief Justice Lahore and expose this additional session judge Safdar Bhatti’. All the relevant documents have been sent to the Lahore High Court Bar Association Secretary Mohammad Ahmad. Mr Ahmad said, ‘It will be discussed in the bar meeting’<br/><br/>Family of Senior British journalist rented his house (built in 2004) on the request and guarantee of Safdar Bhatti to his close friend Javeed Iqbal Hashmi and his younger brother Mukthar Bhatti signed as a guarantor on the tenancy agreement which was duly submitted to the Johar Town Police Station as required by the law and terrorist threat.<br/><br/>Since Mr Safdar Bhatti moved in the area in 2006 cases of land grabbing and Qabza group activities skyrocketed as reported in Pakistani media.<br/><br/>While speaking to senior journalist Dr Shahid Qureshi Senator Zafar Ali Shah senior vice president of PML-N said: ‘I will raise this matter in the Senate as question the government of Punjab to submit a report immediately<br/><br/>Shafqat Mahmood MNA also told Dr Shahid Qureshi that: ‘he would submit question in the National Assembly as an urgent matter and problem overseas Pakistanis are facing due to the criminal activities of these groups”.<br/><br/>Dr Ashraf Chohan former MPA also submitted a question on the issue in Punjab Assembly. Dr Chohan strongly condemned this qabza by additional session judge Safdar Bhatti in ARY TV Channel popular show Khara Such with Mubashar Luqman (pure truth) aired on 4^th March 2014.<br/><br/>Earlier on HE Wajid Shasulhassan , High Commissioner of Pakistan in London also wrote to the Governor of Punjab Mohammad Sarwar but these qabza mafias are too strong for a Governor and CM Punjab?<br/><br/>It is to be noted that President British/Pakistan lawyers association and legal advisor Pakistan Journalist Association UK Barrister Amjad Mailk referred this case to the Chief Justice Supreme Court of Pakistan on behalf of the Dr Shahid Qureshi.<br/><br/> 

Supreme Court instructed inquiry into UK Journalist home Qabaz by judge

LONDON: Justice Tasdiq Gillani, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of Pakistan instructed an enquiry into the Qabza group run by Safdar Bhatti a...

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Rs7m spent on ex-CJ’s temporary residence

ISLAMABAD: After his retirement last December, former Supreme Court chief justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry has comfortably settled into a government house next to his old official residence for six months. However, what is disturbing is that the renovation and maintenance work done at his ‘temporary’ abode has cost over Rs7 million.<br/><br/>According to official details of renovation and maintenance at the residence of the former CJ available with Dawn, the amount has been spent on the purchase of new furniture, bathroom fittings, curtains, wooden floor and rugs.<br/><br/>Just the purchase of new furniture cost Rs1.6m and renovation of bathrooms ran up a bill of Rs1.4m.<br/><br/>The ex-chief justice, who retired on Dec 11, left his former official residence and was given house No 12 in the Judicial Enclave, where a judge of the apex court was residing.<br/><br/>According to official details of renovation work, Rs1.6m was spent on the purchase of new furniture, Rs1.4m utilised on renovation of bathrooms, Rs0.6m on bathroom fittings, Rs0.27m on whitewashing, Rs0.75m on purchase of new curtains, Rs0.15m on supply of new rugs, Rs0.6m on construction of a shed, Rs0.35m on laying of wooden floor, Rs0.35m on purchase of floor tiles, Rs0.25m on roof treatment and Rs0.2m on purchase and fixing of marble slabs.<br/><br/>It has been learnt that some of the work is still in progress and the details of these expenses will be known later.<br/><br/>The opposition has already obtained information about what it termed ‘extravagance’ committed in the name of maintenance and brought the matter to the notice of parliament.<br/><br/>An inside source said the former CJ, who gave a number of historical decisions during his five-year term in office, asked for renovation and maintenance work in his present official residence soon after he shifted his family there.<br/><br/>The order was conveyed to the Pakistan Public Works Department (Pak PWD), which is responsible for maintenance work in many government buildings, including the Prime Minister House, the Presidency, Supreme Court building, Ministers’ Enclave and Judicial Enclave.<br/><br/>However, a senior official of the Pak PWD, under whose domain the Judicial Enclave fell, refused to carry out heavy maintenance work in the residence. He said he did not have the funds required to meet the expenses of the extraordinary maintenance work.<br/><br/>Later the case was referred to the Pak PWD headquarters and the department’s top brass gave approval for the work.<br/><br/>The Pak PWD Director General, Attaul Haq Akhtar, said he was not aware of any expenditure in the house of the former CJ. He, however, said it would not be around Rs7m. “Normally we carry out petty maintenance work at government houses but not for that huge [an] amount. How is it possible that Rs7m have been spent on the maintenance of a three-bedroom house?”<br/><br/>The DG said whatever amount had been spent on the residence of the former CJ had not been approved by him. “I have neither seen any such estimates nor approved them,” he claimed.<br/><br/>In reply to a query, Mr Akhtar said the former CJ has been provided a house in the Judicial Enclave for six months, for which he was authorised.<br/><br/><strong>Opposition curious</strong><br/><br/>An opposition politician, Senator Farhatullah Babar, said he had sent a question to the Senate Secretariat asking for details of the amount spent on lodging, security and stay of the former CJ in his new house. “We have already invoked parliamentary instruments to find the truth behind reports of extravagance at public expense in massaging the ego of individuals. We will then [raise] the issue in parliament appropriately,” he added.<br/><br/>“One is not surprised given the well-known penchant of the former CJ for protocol, security, pomp and show,” Mr Babar said.<br/><br/>Supreme Court Registrar Dr Faqir Hussain told Dawn he was not aware of the maintenance and renovation work.<br/><br/>The registrar agreed that he would reply to queries on the renovation work if they were e-mailed to him, but was unable to answer them even two weeks after the questions were sent to him.<br/><br/>“I have checked such kind of renovation work at my end but could not find anything. I came to know that all such details would be available with PWD so it is better to contact the PWD people to confirm your report,” the registrar told this reporter.On the other hand, sources said the registrar was fully aware of the work done in the residence of the former CJ because he was coordinating with officials of Pak PWD on the matter.<br/><br/>Information Minister Pervez Rashid, who also holds the portfolio of law, was reluctant to comment on the issue, saying he was not aware of any such renovation and maintenance work.<br/><br/>He, however, said that maybe the condition of the official residence provided to Mr Chaudhry required such a heavy maintenance work. “If such a heavy amount has been spent on that house, even then it would be considered as value addition to an official residence that would be handed over to any other judge after six months’ stay of the former CJ.”

Rs7m spent on ex-CJ’s temporary residence

ISLAMABAD: After his retirement last December, former Supreme Court chief justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry has comfortably settled into a ...

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