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Deputy Commissioner Saba Asghar Ali leading a rally along with others to mark Kashmir Black Day.
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Youngsters playing Volleyball game near PCB Cricket Ground Shaikh Zaid Colony.
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LARKANA: October 27 – Youngsters playing Volleyball game near PCB Cricket Ground Shaikh Zaid Colony. APP/NAS/MAF/TZD/FHA
Kashmir issue requires fair, early resolution: Chinese scholar
BEIJING, Oct 27 (APP): The Kashmir issue, a legacy of history, requires a fair, reasonable and early resolution, which is the most crucial for maintaining peace and stability in South Asia.
This was stated by Prof. Cheng Xizhong, Senior Research Fellow at the Charhar Institute, a non-governmental Chinese think-tank on diplomacy and international studies based in Beijing.
The Kashmir issue has long been the core dispute between India and Pakistan, directly affecting their bilateral relations. It also serves as a significant trigger for regional tensions, he told APP.
He believed that peaceful negotiation is the primary means to resolve the Kashmir conflict. India and Pakistan should fully communicate their respective positions and concerns within the framework of international law.
He went on to state the United Nations has adopted resolutions on multiple occasions, calling for respect for the right to self-determination of the Kashmiri people. Finding a way to realize the legitimate right to self-determination of the Kashmiri people is one of the keys to resolving the issue. This may require the joint participation and supervision of the international community to ensure that the self-determination process is fair, just and transparent.
Prof Cheng said that some influential countries ought to actively mediate at the diplomatic level, and ensure that the solutions are in line with the interests of the people in the Kashmir region.
He said that China has always advocated resolving the Kashmir issue through dialogue and consultation, and its support has played an important role in promoting regional peace and stability.
China firmly supports Pakistan’s sovereignty and security. Earlier this year, after a terrorist attack in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), India unilaterally took a series of extreme measures such as cutting off water, and accused Pakistan without providing any evidence. China clearly expressed its support for Pakistan’s efforts to defend national security and sovereignty.
China has always believed that the Kashmir issue is a historical issue between India and Pakistan. The relevant parties should exercise restraint and refrain from taking actions that unilaterally change the status quo and escalate tensions, he stressed.
Consul General of the Republic of Turkey, Honorable Mehmet Eyman Şimşek, is Inaugurating fine Art Exhibition at Govt College Women University Sialkot (GCWUS).
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SIALKOT: October 27 – Consul General of the Republic of Türkiye, Honorable Mehmet Eyman Şimşek, visiting the Fine Art Exhibition at Government College Women University Sialkot (GCWUS). APP/MUT/MAF/TZD/FHA
SIALKOT: October 27 – Consul General of the Republic of Türkiye, Honorable Mehmet Eyman Şimşek, along with Vice Chancellor Dr. Shazia Bashir of Government College Women University Sialkot (GCWUS), cutting a cake to celebrate Turkish Independence Day at GCWUS. APP/MUT/MAF/TZD/FHA
SIALKOT: October 27 – Consul General of the Republic of Turkey, Honorable Mehmet Eyman Şimşek, is addressing to Turkish Independence Day ceremony at Govt College Women Universty Sialkot (GCWUS). APP/MUT/MAF/TZD/FHA
SIALKOT: October 27 – Students are reciting the Kalam -e- Iqbal at the ceremony to celebrate Turkey’s Independence Day at Govt College Women Universty Sialkot (GCWUS). APP/MUT/MAF/TZD/FHA
KP assembly discusses NAB procedures; Speaker ensures fair process for lawmakers
PESHAWAR, Oct 27 (APP):The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly on Monday held a discussion regarding accountability procedures, during which former provincial minister Dr. Amjad Ali raised concerns over recent notices issued by investigative institutions including National Accountability Bureau (NAB).
Speaking on the floor of the House, Dr. Amjad said he had received official notices from NAB, FIA, and Cyber Crime Wing after highlighting certain public issues.
He maintained that he had fully cooperated with the inquiries and urged that such matters be dealt with respectfully and transparently.
Responding to the concerns, Speaker Babar Saleem Swati expressed confidence that accountability institutions were functioning under legal frameworks but stressed the importance of coordination with the Assembly Secretariat.
He said that, following a recent meeting chaired by National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq with the NAB Chairman, it was agreed that provincial assemblies would be kept informed before initiating inquiries against elected representatives.
The Speaker said the provincial government believes in transparency, accountability, and protection of public representatives’ dignity.
He directed the Assembly Secretariat to arrange a meeting with the NAB Director General on Tuesday to ensure better coordination and to strengthen institutional cooperation.
Governor Sindh Kamran Khan Tessori addressing the Kashmir Conference at the Governor House.
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Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah speaks at the inauguration ceremony of the Traffic Regulation and Citation System (TRACS) at the Central Police Office.
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KARACHI: October 27 – Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah inaugurates the Traffic Regulation and Citation System (TRACS) at the Central Police Office. Minister Home Ziaul Hassan Lanjar, IG Police Ghulam Nabi Memon and others are present on the occasion. APP/TZD/SSH