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Faisal Vawda claims 'conspiracy being hatched to assassinate' PM Imran Khan
PTI pioneer Faisal Vawda, in a stunning case on Wednesday, said that an intrigue was being brought forth to kill Prime Minister Imran Khan over his refusal to "sell the country".
Vawda made the case on ARY News show "In private" in light of an inquiry regarding a letter that Prime Minister Imran Khan wielded at the PTI's March 27 power show in Islamabad and guaranteed it contained "proof" of a "unfamiliar trick" to overturn his administration.
Government pastors Asad Umar and Fawad Chaudhry had additionally shared during a question and answer session on Tuesday that the letter cautioned of "horrendous results" assuming Imran Khan stayed that state leader.
Vawda today said there was a danger to the head of the state's life yet stayed equivocal when found out if the indicated scheme to kill the chief was referenced in the letter.
While tending to broadcaster Kashif Abbasi — who was among the writers with whom the items in the letter were shared recently — Vawda said: "There is a not kidding danger to Imran Khan Sahab's life. I don't know whether you were perused that part [in the letter] about the outcomes. Such is reality undermining."
At that, Abbasi looked for his affirmation.
PM orders immediate end to prolonged outages
ISLAMABAD
/ LAHORE: Amid prolonged outages in various parts of the country, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Sunday directed the relevant authorities to reduce power glitches immediately and held the previous government responsible for the energy crisis.
“Neither fuel was purchased by the former government nor power units were repaired,” said the premier.
The premier said Imran’s government had shut the power units that the PML-N government had set up for low-cost electricity generation. “Instead, the previous government had utilised those low power generation units which supplied expensive power and due to this injustice, the nation had to pay a heavy price in the shape of Rs100 billion every month.”
Mr Sharif said the PTI government had not purchased Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) when an LNG consignment cost Rs6 billion, but now it has gone up to Rs20 billion. “The nation had to pay more than Rs500 billion this year due to such injustice done by Imran Khan’s government,” he added.
Expressing his resolve to provide relief to the public, he said that neither he would sit idle nor let anyone rest till the resolution of the issue.
The PM said all possible efforts should be made to save citizens from the discomfort created by the criminal negligence of the former government and directed the authorities concerned to make temporary arrangements till the provision of oil and gas.
“Nawaz Sharif’s government had generated the surplus power, but Imran’s government failed to add a new single unit,” he added.
PKLI revival ordered
During his visit to Pakistan Liver Transplant Institute (PKLI) in Lahore, PM Sharif said it was quite disturbing to know that 14 of the 20 kidney transplant units at PKLI had been lying out of order while merely 17 per cent poor patients were offered treatment services as 83pc others had to pay partially or completely from their pocket.
Speaking to media persons, the prime minister said he had asked the chief secretary of Punjab to review steps for PKLI’s revival and discuss it with him within the next 48 hours.
He said the state-of-the-art institute was established with the joint efforts of the previous Punjab government, officials and philanthropists at a total cost of Rs20 billion, but the PTI government destroyed the PML-N’s flagship project just as it had done with other state institutions. “This state-of-the-art facility was established and inaugurated in 2018 for the poor people of Pakistan,” he said, recalling that several liver transplants were conducted at the facility free of cost until the mid of 2018.
Billions of rupees being spent on liver transplant treatment in India and China was saved with the establishment of the facility in Lahore, the prime minister said, adding that it benefited the less privileged patients from across the country. “It is the responsibility of the state to provide quality treatment to poor patients free of cost,” he asserted. However, he bemoaned, “I had even faced inquiries and languished in NAB torture cells twice” though the National Accountability Bureau could not prove charges of even 20 paisas corruption.
He said this facility was planned to curb illegal organ trade and operations being carried out at private places without considering standard protocols.
“The PKLI was to be promoted as John Hopkins of Pakistan,” the PM added.
Beijing Covid spike prompts mass testing, panic buying
China was already trying to contain a wave of infections in its largest city Shanghai, which has been almost entirely locked down for weeks and reported 51 new Covid deaths on Monday.
Downtown Beijing's biggest district Chaoyang, home to around 3.5 million people, ordered mass testing from Monday for residents and those coming to work there -- the area hosts the headquarters of many multinational firms and embassies.
Many of the capital's fitness studios and gyms have canceled classes or closed. Beijing has also imposed tight controls on entry to the city, with travelers required to have a negative Covid test within 48 hours.
Pakistan has reported 105 coronavirus cases during the last 24 hours, taking the total number of cases to 1,527,856.
No new fatalities were reported during this period and the death toll remains at
30,369. The positivity rate was recorded as 0.54 percent while 186 patients are critical.
3,000 names to be struck off ECL, says minister
ISLAMABAD: The public authority has acquaiAnted massive changes with the principles controlling residents' exit from the country trying to end the act of saving individuals on the restricted travel backlog for a really long time and in any event, for more than 10 years.
In his most memorable question and answer session on Friday subsequent to accepting charge as the inside serve, Rana Sanaullah said an individual's name put on the ECL would consequently be eliminated following 120 days. Be that as it may, the term can be reached out for an additional 90 days assuming there is substantial proof.
Furthermore, individuals engaged with Ponzi plans and deceiving the general population overall including many affectees can likewise be put on the ECL from this point forward.
The office of programmed exclusion from ECL won't make a difference to instances of psychological warfare, shocking violations and danger to public safety, cases sent by recorders of the Supreme Court, high courts and banking courts, drug dealing, Ponzi plans, and tricking public at large.
Names on Exit Control List to remain just for 120 days as govt presents huge changes
The progressions have been made to Rule 2 of Exit from Pakistan (Control) Rules, which characterize grounds to restrict an individual from traveling to another country.
Another standard (4-A) has been added under which a portrayal looking for a survey will be chosen in 30 days or less.
The inside serve said the government bureau has proactively endorsed changes to the ECL rules.
He said Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, not long after getting down to business, focused on the grave issue and set up a board of trustees to concoct the corrections to the ECL rules in three days or less.
An advisory group involving Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, Azam Nazir Tarar, Syed Naveed Qamar, and Maulana Asad Mehmood finished the responsibility inside the specified time, he added.
Rana Sanaullah expressed that previously, individuals were placed superfluously on the ECL, and the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) was additionally used to defraud political adversaries.
The clergyman said that at present names of 4,863 individuals were on the ECL and the corrections would benefit around 3,000 of them.
He said that at first the name of an individual could be placed on the ECL for 120 days. Nonetheless, the span could be stretched out for 90 days assuming there are strong grounds.
The ECL rules were changed on merit and would be for every one of the residents, he said.
Besides, the boycott, which at present had names of more than 30,000 individuals, would likewise be checked on, the priest said, communicating trust that the assignment would be done in practically no time. He expressed that on the orders of PM Sharif, idiot proof security was being given to previous state head Imran Khan. "The security, as supported by the previous PM's foremost secretary Azam Khan, is being given to Imran Khan," he said.
Mr Sanaullah said the previous head had kept in touch with the public authority looking for idiot proof security right after dangers to his life.
Answering to an inquiry, he said no body of evidence would be enrolled against anybody on political grounds. A case would be documented solely after an exhaustive request and in light of strong proof, he added.
To another inquiry, he said an itemized conversation was held in the gathering of the National Security Committee on a wire got from the Pakistan government office in Washington, and no proof of any trick was found in it.
Distributed in Dawn, April 23rd, 2022
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