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For the second Bangladesh Test, Abrar Ahmed has joined the Pakistani team.

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Before the second Test match between Pakistan and Bangladesh, which begins in Rawalpindi on August 30, middle-order Kamran Ghulam and spinner Abrar Ahmed have joined the national team.

The two players were cut from the Test team prior to the commencement of the first Test match, and they played for Pakistan Shaheens in a four-day encounter against Bangladesh “A” at the Islamabad Club on August 20–23.

In the evenly matched four-day match in Islamabad, Abrar claimed four wickets while Kamran amassed 34 runs.

Following his return from home, speed bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi has also joined the team. Following the end of the first Test, Shaheen went home to visit his newborn son.

All-rounder Aamir Jamal has been recalled in the meanwhile after being cut from the team to train at the NCA. Aamir will still need to receive a fitness clearance before taking part in the second Test.

Following their first-ever loss to Bangladesh in the first Test of the two-match series, Pakistan will be hoping to recover in the second Test.

Many tactics were questioned after the loss, including declaring, attacking at all speeds, and failing to score runs in the second innings.

Pakistan was placed to bat first, and in the latter moments of the second day, they declared their first innings after amassing 448/6. After Mushfiqur Rahim’s epic 191-run knock, Bangladesh responded with a massive total of 565 before collapsing in the third session of the fourth day.

Before Pakistan’s batting order collapsed against Bangladesh’s spinners on the last day of play, the first Test was expected to end in a draw. Instead, the visitors were given a meager goal of 30 runs.

the Pakistani team for the Bangladesh Test Series
Shan Masood (captain), Saud Shakeel (vice captain), Aamir Jamal (depending on fitness), Abdullah Shafique, Abrar Ahmed, Babar Azam, Kamran Ghulam, Khurram Shahzad, Mir Hamza, Mohammad Ali, Mohammad Huraira, Mohammad Rizwan (no. 1), Naseem Shah, Saim Ayub, Salman Ali Agha, Sarfaraz Ahmed (no. 1), and Shaheen Shah Afridi.

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Resolving 9900 Out of 10515 Complaints: Legal Advisor’s Press Briefing

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Under Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah’s direction, the Office of the Federal Tax Ombudsman has accomplished a great deal in protecting taxpayer rights and resolving tax disputes.

Speaking at a news conference, Legal Advisor Almas Ali Jovindah mentioned that the FTO has been quite efficient, receiving 10,515 complaints and resolving 9,900 of them in the past ten months.

According to him, Dr. Jah addressed systemic flaws within tax administration by initiating 31 own-motion investigations. For the purpose of informing taxpayers of their rights, the FTO held 117 outreach workshops in the year 2024. Accessibility has also been enhanced by the incorporation of paperless and remote hearings.

He brought up the fact that a recent FBR recommendation had pushed for simpler sales tax filing and remedied unjust tax practices.

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Technology and Education Are Important: Rapid Technological Developments Are Changing Everybody’s Lives

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During his speech at a seminar held in Karachi, Federal Minister Musaddik Malik emphasized the significant role that technology plays in defining and managing modern-day life. He also highlighted the importance of adjusting to the rapid innovations that are reshaping every element of society and emphasized the need to embrace these changes.

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ATC Review Meeting Chaired by CJP: Meeting Evaluations ATC Performance: Handle the Main Issues

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Today at the Supreme Court, the Administrative Judges of Anti-Terrorism Courts met under the direction of Justice Yahya Afridi, the Chief Justice of Pakistan.

The meeting discussed important issues and evaluated the ATCs’ performance in order to guarantee the prompt and effective administration of justice in anti-terrorism cases.

Participants included the Prosecutors General from each province and the Islamabad Capital Territory, as well as Monitoring Judges from the Supreme Court and the ATC Courts.

Additionally present at the meeting were the Secretary of the Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan and the Registrar of the Supreme Court.

Throughout the conference, the Chief Justice gave clear instructions. In order to help Balochistan operationalize FSL Labs in Quetta, he directed the Forensic Science Laboratory in Sindh to provide support.

The Chief Justice ordered that ATC judges who have served out their tenure be placed in appropriate roles.

Additionally, he declared that the Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan would promote the possibility for exceptional ATC judges to receive training abroad.

In order to raise these matters to the attention of their respective governments, the Chief Justice urged the Attorney General for Pakistan and the Prosecutors General of each Province.

He underlined the necessity of prompt and concerted action to meet the ATCs’ resource and infrastructural requirements, which are critical to guaranteeing prompt and equitable resolutions in anti-terrorism matters.

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