The agenda for today’s Balochistan Assembly Session, which starts at 3 pm, includes a combined resolution by the Pakistan Popular Party and the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz to ban PTI.

The resolution will be presented by PML-N Balochistan’s Parliamentary Leader and Provincial Minister for Communications, Mir Saleem Khosa, along with Provincial Ministers Haji Wali Muhammad Noorzai, Barkat Rind, and Zarak Khan Mandokhail, as well as Provincial Ministers Mir Sadiq Umrani, Mir Asim Kurd Gello, Raheela Hameed Khan Durrani, and Bakht Muhammad Kakar, according to the agenda.

In addition to accusing the party of continuing its aggressive behavior, the resolution holds PTI accountable for the May 9 events.

PTI has become a disruptive political group that affects every part of the nation, according to this claim.

Claims that the Federal General Polyclinic Hospital admitted dead bodies after the operation against criminals in the Federal Capital have been denied.

A statement issued by the hospital said there is no truth to the news circulating on social media.

It clarified that the Hospital Administration refutes the claims regarding bodies brought to the hospital from gunshot wounds and grenade explosions.

In the clarification statement, the hospital administration termed the claims of injuries and deaths as baseless.

The hospital administration stated that such unverified news circulating in the media related to the hospital should be considered fake.

The Polyclinic Hospital’s clarification has exposed PTI’s propaganda regarding deaths during protests on social media.

In order to fight corruption and increase transparency, Pakistan and Qatar have pledged to support regional and international initiatives.

In a bilateral discussion held on the margins of the OIC’s second ministerial discussion of anti-corruption law enforcement in Doha, Qatar’s Minister of Justice and Law Minister Senator Azam Nazeer Tarar shared their opinions.

In the areas of judicial and legal reform, fighting corruption, and advancing the rule of law, the two sides talked about a number of ways to strengthen their bilateral collaboration.

The Ministers both agreed that multilateral collaboration within the OIC is becoming increasingly important and promised to keep collaborating to achieve shared objectives.