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- ‘Shameless’ US sought to punish ‘disobedient’ Imran: Russia MOSCOW/ISLAMABAD: Days after the deputy speaker dissolved the National Assembly to sidestep a no-confidence vote against Imran Khan citing claims of a US-backed conspiracy, Russia lambasted “another attempt of shameless interference” by Washington in the internal affairs of Islamabad to punish a “disobedient” prime minister.
- General elections are not possible in three months, say ECP sources ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has expressed its inability to conduct general elections within three months, citing various legal hitches and procedural challenges as the reason.
- PTI paid a ‘high price’ for mistakes and will prioritize ‘ideological’ members in next polls: PM Imran. Interim Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday acknowledged that mistakes were made by the PTI in the past for which it paid a “high price”, adding that the party had now wisened up and will prioritize its “ideological” workers.
- Punjab Assembly session to elect chief minister postponed until April 16 LAHORE: A session of the Punjab Assembly to elect the next chief minister — with Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q) leader Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi, who is backed by Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI), and Hamza Shehbaz of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) going head to head in the race — was postponed until April 16, a notification issued by the assembly secretariat announced Tuesday.
- Shahbaz Sharif asks COAS, DG ISI to produce evidence if Opposition members committed treason. PML-N leader demands COAS and DG ISI to take notice of the issue and produce evidence in Supreme Court.
- FAFEN Warns of ‘Challenges’ to Early Elections in Pakistan. The coalition of NGOs that observe general elections notes multiple risks, including legal and constitutional complications, and under-registration of women voters.
- The U.S. Reiterates Denial of Imran Khan’s ‘Foreign Conspiracy’ Allegations. During the press briefing, a State Department spokesperson says the U.S. supports ‘peaceful upholding of constitutional democratic principles.
- Security agencies have not found credible evidence on foreign conspiracy: source
Official, who had attended the NSC meeting, says that security agencies had not come to same conclusion as PM Imran Khan.
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