Islamabad: Punjab Cabinet Pakistan has approved a recommendation to raise a ban in Pakistani Tehreek-e-Labbaik (TLP), local media reported on Friday.
“Punjab Cabinet has agreed to summarize to raise a ban in Pakistani Tehreek-e-lab (TLP) after the House Department continues recommendations,” Ary News reported.
In addition, a summary was sent to the Chief of the Minister of Punjab Usman Buzdar to ask the Federal Ministry of Home Affairs.
After the permission of CM, the Department of the House will write a letter to the Ministry of Home Affairs to lift the ban, said Media Pakistan.
Previously on Thursday, while making progress in the agreement between the prohibited government and clothing committees, the Department of Punjab’s house has recommended the minister’s chairman to lift a TLP ban.
The Department of Punjab’s house began the process of lifting the TLP ban, Ary News reported quoting the source.
This added that the department continued a summary to the Punjab head minister.
In its summary, the Provincial House Department recommends Buzdar to lift the prohibition of TLP.
Sources say that legal and order sub-committees provide approval for summaries.
After the summary approval of Punjab cm and the cabinet, the recommendation will be forwarded to the federal government.
This happened after several weeks of clashes with the Banned Islamist group, Phone and the Government of Imran Khan on the last Sunday reached an agreement.