Senate body convener demands participation of Representatives of Autonomous Bodies in next meeting
ISLAMABAD, Mar 1 (APP): Senator Ali Zafar in the meeting of Sub-Committee of Senate Committee on Delegated Legislation held here on Wednesday as its Convener directed the Ministry of Defence and Defence production to provide all the necessary documents and ensure the presence of Representatives of Autonomous Bodies in the next meeting.
The Committee convener remarked that the aim of this Sub-Committee was to provide assistance to autonomous bodies in drafting rules, a news release said.
Ali Zafar also suggested that the Ministry of Law and Justice should provide framework to the committee for the formulation of rules.
The Sub-Committee was briefed by officials of Ministry of Defence Production about the rules under which Autonomous Bodies were performing their functions.
Rehan Saleem, Joint Secretary Ministry of Defence Production, apprised the committee that six autonomous bodies were working under Defence Production division which included Pakistan Ordinance Factories Board, Heavy Industries Taxila Board, Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Board, Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works and National Radio Telecommunication Corporation.
Rules for Pakistan Ordinance Factory Board have not been formulated yet and it is following SOPs to carry out their usual duties.
However, Service Rules for Heavy Industries Taxila Board and Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Board had been formulated and the consultation was going on for the formulation of Financial Rules for the said Boards, he added.
The meeting was attended by Senator Keshoo Bai,Joint Secretary for Ministry of Defence Production Rehan Saleem, Additional Draftsman for Ministry of Law and Justice Jam Muhammad Aslam and other concerned officers of relevant departments.
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Advisor to the Prime Minister on Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit Baltistan, Qamar Zaman Kaira in meeting with Prime Minister of Azad Jammu and Kashmir Sardar Tanvir Ilyas in Federal Capital
ISLAMABAD:
Imran’s comical ‘Jail Bharo’ show ends in fiasco: Marriyum
ISLAMABAD, Mar 1 (APP): Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb Wednesday said the comic show – ‘Jail Bharo’ (court arrest)campaign – of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan, had proved to be a complete fiasco.
The movement would, in fact, start with Imran Khan being jailed for the crimes he had committed while in government, she said in a post on her Twitter handle, tagging a tweet of the PTI chief announcing to end his party’s court arrest drive.
او بھائی!کون سی جیل بھرو تحریک؟مزاحیہ تماشہ فلاپ ہوا،تحریک اب شروع ہوگی جب تم جرائم پر جیل جاؤ گے.آئین کا تحفظ تمہارا فرض تھا جب تم نے عالمی سازش کے جھوٹ سے صدر،سپیکر، ڈپٹی سپیکر سے آئین شکنی کرائی.آئین شکن فارن ایجنٹ توشہ خان چور کا کٹہرے میں نہ آنا آئین اور قانون کا مذاق ہوگا https://t.co/rziLqNwwu3
— Marriyum Aurangzeb (@Marriyum_A) March 1, 2023
She recalled that (as prime minister) it was Imran Khan’s responsibility to safeguard the Constitution, but he forced the president, and the National Assembly speaker and deputy speaker to violate the Constitution on the pretext of a ‘foreign conspiracy’, which was a total lie.
“It will be a mockery of the Constitution and law if ‘the foreign agent, Tosha Khana thief and violator of the Constitution, were not brought to justice,” she said.
The Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Pakistan, H.E Yerzhan Kistafin called on Federal Minister for Inter-Provincial Coordination (IPC) Ehsan ur Rehman Mazari in Federal Capital
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif chairs a meeting to review progress on solarization of public buildings
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif chairs a meeting to review progress on solarization of public buildings
Street stunt performers showing their skills in front of people at fruit and vegetables Market to earn livelihood for his family in Chaniot
Heavy machinery being used for a road construction work while laborers are busy in finishing after concrete framework removal near Liberty Market
