ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) senators-elect Seeme Ezdi and Walid Iqbal from Punjab were administered oath in the Senate by Deputy Chairman Salim Mandviwalla, as the House commenced 285th session.
Mandviwalla greeted both senators after the oath. In their brief speeches, both senators vowed to contribute to the House for the people’s well-being and showered praise on Prime Minister Imran Khan for having faith in them to represent the party in the Senate.
They said that collectively, the House could better serve the masses and said they looked forward to seeing equal application of the law to the rich and the poor. “The government has the resolve to showing that the weak and the powerful are equal in the eyes of the law,” they said. Walid is grand-son of great poet Allama Muhammad Iqbal and Ezdi is sister of Jahangir Tareen.
Russia could also potentially conduct foreign interference activities against Canada, says Lloyd
Khurram also suggests inducting JUI-F chief Fazlur Rehman or any candidate from his party into federal cabinet
Presidential investiture ceremony was held at Aiwan-e-Sadr in connection with Pakistan Day
MacLeod said several unverified news had gone into public about ban etc but fact was that only review was taking place
Pakistan Development Movement govt as well as current one have held PTI responsible for riots
"Pakistan remains among countries most burdened by TB, but we're also a nation of resilience and hope," says first lady
