PTI leader Shahbaz Gill’s name added to ECL

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Officials say Shahbaz Gill’s name was added to ECL after federal cabinet’s approval.
Former SAPM’s name has been added to ECL on Islamabad admin’s request.
Gill is facing sedition charges for inciting mutiny within the Pakistan Army.

ISLAMABAD: PTI leader Shahbaz Gill’s name has been added to the Exit Control List (ECL), sources privy to the matter told Geo News on Tuesday.

Officials, who had knowledge about the matter spoke to Geo News on the condition of anonymity, and shared that Gill’s name was added to the ECL after the federal cabinet’s approval.

The former special assistant to the prime minister’s name has been added to the exit list on the Islamabad administration’s request.

Gill has been facing sedition charges for inciting mutiny within the Pakistan Army through his remarks during a private TV channel show, but managed to secure bail by the IHC on September 15.

The federal government has approached the apex court cancellation of the bail.

According to Azma Bukhari, Pakistan’s current account deficit has changed to surplus.

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Pakistan’s current account deficit has changed to a surplus, according to Punjab Information Minister Azma Bukhari.

The Provincial Minister stated during a news conference in Lahore that everyone is aware of the Punjab Government’s performance during the past ten months.

She added that Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has been working around the clock to ensure the welfare of the people and that the Punjab government will continue its duty to serve them.

According to Azma Bukhari, Maryam Nawaz’s introduction of the air ambulance service was crucial in helping to move patients from Kurram and Parachinar.

According to her, 27,000 kids received electric bikes based on their merit, and 100,000 more would receive them the next year.

Nawaz Sharif IT City will be launched by the Punjab Chief Minister, she stated.

According to the Minister, Maryam Nawaz also introduced the Ramzan Package, which saw thousands Pakistani people receive relief supplies delivered right to their door.

According to him, the Punjab government launched a special education program for children with autism and launched the green tractor program for farmers.

According to the Information Minister, the Provincial Government has not been able to bring peace back to Parachinar and Kurram in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Serving the masses is the mission of civil servants. Ahsan Iqbal

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According to Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal, stability and national development depend on the rule of law and the constitution.

Speaking at a Pakistan Administrative Services event in Lahore, the Minister stated that public officials have significant responsibilities to the country and that civil services is not just a job but also a purpose to serve the people.

According to Ahsan Iqbal, civil officers should make every effort to manage administrative activities appropriately.

Public service should be the motto of civil servants, he said, and everyone must contribute to the nation’s progress.

According to him, national peace and stability are essential for the growth and continuation of policies.

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President and Prime Minister Are Heartbroken by the Death of Former US President Jimmy Carter

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Both Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and President Asif Ali Zardari have sent their condolences on the death of former US President Jimmy Carter.

President Zardari expressed his deepest sympathy to the US people and the family of the late president in his condolence letter.

He emphasized that Jimmy Carter’s legacy will live on and commended his achievements to global peace and human rights.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed his deepest sympathies to his family and the American people in his message, expressing his sadness at the loss of former US President Jimmy Carter.

According to the prime minister, President Carter will be remembered for his statesmanship and humility, as well as his support of international peace and humanitarian causes.