: New Delhi: TLP leaders released, parliament allows the use of EVMS for voting, and other news from neighboring countries in our weekly Pakistan rounds.
This is the main news in Pakistan for the past week 1 Chief of TLP Saad Rizvi which was released from the Head of Pakistani Tehreek-e-Labbaik Jail (TLP) Saad Rizvi was released from prison last week, after the government attacked a secret agreement with the party last month.
However, the contents of the agreement are still unknown.
Rizvi was detained on April 12, three days before the federal government stated that the organization phones were prohibited.
In accordance with the agreement, the Punjab government decided to release 100 telephone activists and imposed cases against 90 years to attack the government part of three dozen bills.
The government is empowered through a record of 33 bills in one day, including controversial bills related to the use of electronic voting machines (EVMS) and provide voting rights to Pakistan abroad.
PML-n accused that by passing the law, the government has built reasons to “reach in the next election.” 3 Pakistan Central Bank Hike Interest Rates by 150 BPS Bank State of Pakistan (SBP) on Friday increases the level of benchmark policy of 150 basis points due to the risks related to inflation.
According to a statement issued by the central bank, he has decided to increase interest rates to 8.75%.
Previously, the central bank had brought a meeting of monetary policy reviews given “recent unexpected developments that have influenced the prospect of inflation and balance of payments.” 4 Pakistani elevator tires in Tiktok Pakistan telecom regulators have achieved a test ban after a popular Chinese video sharing platform that it will control the “immoral and indecent and indecent content” content.
The Pakistani telecommunications authority (PTA) has forbidden it in July after the complaint that it uploaded and disseminated immoral content.
Social media companies have also provided guarantees to block users for their sustainable involvement in uploading “violating legal content” in Tiktok protests have erupted in the gwadar port city from Balochistan to unnecessary checkpoints, severe water and electricity shortages and threats to the livelihood From illegal fisheries from a counterattack that developed against a multibilion-dollar belt and road projects.
Protesters demand the elimination of posting posts, availability of drinking water and electricity, great fishing traw eviction was carried out from the beach makran and the opening of the border with Iran from Panjur to Gwadar.
Fishermen complained the government had issued a license to Chinese trawlers for fishing in the waters off the coast, with which small ships they could not compete.
Read the full story of 6 3 coal miners shot dead at Balochistan three coal miners shot dead by unknown gunmen in the area of ​​Zalawan in Harnai, Balochistan on Sunday, an official said.
The attackers arrived at the coal mine within Sunday and opened the fire to the colliers, leaving three of them to die.
He said the deceased owned by Kandahar, Afghanistan.