[Current Affairs] 8th April, 2022 Top Pakistan Current Affairs for PPSC Test Preparation

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Today’s top Pakistan current affairs  8th April 2022 with download link available in pdf. These are the latest breaking news about Pakistan which will be helpful for aspirants in test preparation of current affairs, Pakistan affairs, General knowledge for NTS, PPSC, CSS, FPSC, KPPSC, SPSC, BPSC, AJKPSC, OTS, PTS, and other Govt Jobs, exams & MDCAT, ECAT Entry test preparation.

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  • IHC strikes down Peca ordinance, terms it ‘unconstitutional’ The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Friday struck down the controversial Prevention of Electronic Crimes (Amendment) Ordinance, 2022, terming it “unconstitutional”.
  • P.M. Khan to Address Nation Tonight. The newly restored premier is expected to share with the public his plans ahead of the upcoming vote of no-confidence in the National Assembly.
  • Hamza moves LHC to hold the Punjab CM election. PML-N leader Hamza Shahbaz approached the Lahore High Court (LHC) on Friday seeking its help in holding elections for Punjab’s new chief minister in a “fair and transparent” manner.
  • Imran Khan will resign today, says Latif Khosa. On Friday, in a press conference Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) leader Latif Khosa claimed that Prime Minister Imran Khan will resign today.
  • 400 Buddhist antiquities were discovered in Swabi. The Directorate of Archeology and Museums discovers a record number of antiquities of 400 Buddhist monuments.
  • State Bank of Pakistan Hikes Interest Rate to 12.25%. The central bank says decisions was taken to safeguard external stability and maintain price stability.
  • Have suggested mass resignations to PM Imran as ‘last option’: Sheikh Rashid Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid said on Friday that he had told Prime Minister Imran Khan that “mass resignations” were the “last option” left for the government.
  • Pakistani rupee bounces back after SC decision KARACHI: The Pakistani rupee bounced back on Friday to gain Rs3.18 against the US dollar in intra-day trading after Supreme Court declared the NA deputy speaker ruling unconstitutional and restored National Assembly.

 

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