The names of Ahmed Nawaz Sukhera, Naseer Ahmad Khan, and Nasir Saeed Khosa have been chosen by the PTI and PMLQ, according to Punjab’s chief minister Parvez Elahi:

 

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PMLQ) have selected three candidates, Ahmed Nawaz Sukhera, Naseer Ahmad Khan, and Nasir Saeed Khosa, for the role of caretaker chief minister in Punjab, according to Chaudhry Parvez Elahi, the chief minister of Punjab.

 

Following visiting PTI Chairman Imran Khan here, he spoke with the media. After discussion, he revealed that three names had been chosen, with Ahmed Nawaz Sukhera being the first on the list. 

 

He stated that the Punjab government would get these names and expressed the hope that a decision would be made on one of them.

 

In answer to a query, Parvez Elahi stated that talks on a potential merger between the PMLQ and the PTI were in progress. He said that Moonis Elahi wanted the PMLQ and PTI to combine.

 

Additionally present at the discussion with Imran Khan was MNA Chaudhry Hussein Elahi.

 

On Sunday, Parvez Elahi laid the cornerstone for Jamia Masjid Khatamun Nabiyeen and opened Pakistan’s first Khatamun Nabiyeen University.

 

He told the media that Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) will lose badly in the polls, like Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP). He said that now that President Arif Alvi would ask them to take the vote of confidence, they would be in a dangerous situation.

 

 “The PMLN is growing weaker every passing second, and we delivered it a tremendous surprise in the vote of confidence,” he stated.

 

Elahi predicted that Imran Khan would be unable to win the National Assembly’s support for a vote of confidence after suggesting a suitable solution for Shehbaz Sharif.

 

“Imran Khan is a good man, and he has the spirit to make his nation affluent,” the CM declared. The young people are supporting him and working for him. 

 

The chief minister declared that only general elections would be held once the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Assembly was also dissolved the day after tomorrow.

 

The chief minister of Punjab said that [Interior Minister] Rana Sanaullah was deceiving the public into believing that concealed assistance was on the horizon. 

 

Along with a group of liars, he visited Nawaz Sharif, and the PMLN leader there called him out.

 

The CM claimed that the PMLN had suffered a terrible loss in the general election and that Nawaz Sharif would not return to Pakistan.

 

He claimed that in the past, Nawaz Sharif has requested that elections be held in the nation.

 

The Chief Minister of Punjab was asked if he would run under the bicycle or bat emblem in the upcoming election. He advised the inquirer to be “patient” while awaiting a response.

 

Following the dissolution of the Punjab Assembly on Tuesday, the PTI-led government has decided to dissolve the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Assembly.

 

KP Chief Minister Mahmood Khan was waiting for directions from PTI leader Imran Khan to present the assembly’s dissolution report to KP Governor Haji Ghulam Ali.

 

Following Article 112 of the Constitution, the province chief executive would transmit the summary to the governor on Tuesday. If Ali chose not to sign it, the legislative body would immediately dissolve within 48 hours, which is anticipated to happen on Thursday.

 

On Sunday, CM Mahmood tweeted, “God willing, the Tehreek-e-Insaf will once again form its government [in KP] with a two-thirds majority.”

The KP chief executive defended the PTI leader by saying that Imran Khan has sacrificed his administration for the nation’s benefit. He said, “Khan will soon be prime minister.”

 

Mahmood said that the Pakistani people have finally realized how crucial it was to eliminate the political mafia’s self-serving members.

 

He said, “We will finish the development path started under Imran Khan’s leadership.

The governor responded to the situation by telling a private TV station that, after getting the summary, he would adhere to the Constitution.

 

Kamran Bangash, the provincial government’s spokesman and higher education minister, told The News that the chief minister will brief the provincial governor on Tuesday to dissolve the KP Assembly.

 

There was also talk of a temporary chief minister for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and some former public officials were being considered for positions under the system.

 

The News was informed by reliable sources that Chief Minister Mahmood Khan still needs to bring up the caretaker arrangement with the appropriate parties.

 

KARACHI: Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQMP) on Sunday said it was because the “party’s boycott had won in the local government elections of Karachi and Hyderabad while pre-poll rigging was defeated.”

 

In a press conference, the MQMP’s Convener, Dr. Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui, declared that the election turnout was meager. The residents living in Karachi and Hyderabad have decided to support their citizens’ rights. He added that urban Sindh has voted against the hijacked elections.

MQMP Sindh rejected hijacked elections of  local government elections of Karachi:

He also said that The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP)should see if the elections in this manner reflected the voters. “We remain in the heart of the people. We boycotted the 1997 elections also. The powerful forces of the time convinced MQMP to vote in provincial assembly elections.”

 

He stated that 2001 was when Jamaat-e-Islami was given a chance to make a difference for the city but needed to do the job. Jamaat has been the top resented party in Karachi. As of 2005, the Mayor of Lahore would speak about the case of Karachi’s growth. The residents of Karachi should not be dissatisfied since the MQMP will continue to represent the people of Karachi.

 

The event was attended by The eminent Dr. Farooq Sattar said that this election was in front of anyone. He stated: “Pre-poll rigging happened before the election. The people who have been waiting to be elected since 2005 have given up on the seats that were taken from Karachi. The winner of the elections will benefit from the “charity of boycotts imposed on members of the MQMP.”

 

Sattar declared it unfair to be a part of the voting process without having the authority required for local government. “We need to get the amount of Rs400 billion to develop Karachi. We will fight to get it.”

 

Sattar claimed that the ECP had adopted an illegal method and was biased regarding inaccurate constituencies. The ECP needed to fulfill its responsibilities. “This city will never forgive those who took part in the election by trading our rights today.”

 

Sattar stated that Karachi is the property of all who reside and pass away in Karachi. “Karachi is a part of everyone, but not all belong to Karachi. We don’t want to lose elections without sacrificing our principles.”

 

A former PSP Leader Mustafa Kamal said that the MQMP boycott was not aimed at creating monopolies but for rights. In the wake of Article 10A being in place, the ECP cannot resist, he stated. After months of debate, the PPP agreed with us and acknowledged their mistake. 

 

53 UCs are less than what the Sindh Government has accepted. “This struggle began today. We will fight to defend Karachi’s rights,” Kamal said. Karachi,” Kamal said.

The MQMP has also scheduled its general workers’ meeting for Wednesday. The meeting will occur in the KMC Ground in Karachi’s PIB colony. At the meeting, the MQMP will unveil its next strategy of action.

 

Speaking at an event at the Idara Noor-e-Haq, JI Karachi headquarters, Karachi Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), Emir Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman congratulated the citizens in Karachi and Hyderabad on the outcome of local elections in both cities.

 

He claimed that the elections were finally held despite all the intrigues. He added that the local authority elections were postponed two-and-a-half times in Karachi.

 

Rehman also criticized his party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), for not holding local elections for the government in Punjab throughout its entire term. Rehman said that the major political parties were afraid of the democratic process.

 

He stated that, after the election results, the JI was emerging as the party representing Karachi’s people. Karachi. The JI was over every other party at the time of polling.

 

Rehman, however, expressed his displeasure over some of the presiding officers’ inability to issue forms 11 and 12. The deputy commissioners of Karachi of refusing to let these forms go out.

 

The Election Commission had assured the JI of these forms. However, he added that the DSc needed to follow the commission’s guidelines.

 

In the meantime, Sindh Minister of Information, Transport and Mass Transit and PPP leader Sharjeel Inam Memon was adamantly condemning this “act of terrorism by the PTI goons in Karachi” on Sunday.

 

A statement quotes Memon as declaring”that “PTI goons committed the worst terrorism to spread horror to stop the voters from exercising their right in the local government elections in Karachi.”

 

He claimed that “everyone saw PTI Member Provincial Assembly Firdous Shamim Naqvi removing the seal of a ballot box at a polling station,” which directly violates the ECP code of conduct.

 

Naqvi’s “act” demanded that the ECP begin to take an investigation against Naqvi. He also claimed that “PTI goons attacked the son of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Member National Assembly Shahida Rehmani and tortured her companions.”

 

He also said that the local PPP chief Shahzad Mehta’s car was also assaulted in the past by PTI personnel who cut the windows. He categorically condemned “such acts of terrorism of the PTI.” He advised the PTI party to “stop the politics of violence and terrorism.”

 

The gunman killed the body of a former Afghan lawmaker and her bodyguards found in Afghanistan’s capital Kabul during a nighttime assault at her house, the police said on Sunday:

Kabul: Gunmen killed the body of a former Afghan legislator and one bodyguard inside the capital Kabul in a night-time robbery at her residence, police reported on Sunday.

 

Mursal Nabizada was an elected member of the parliament during the US-backed administration that was toppled by the Taliban in August 2021. 

 

“Nabizada, along with one of her bodyguards, was shot dead at her house,” Kabul police spokesperson Khalid Zadran said. 

 

“The security forces have started a serious investigation into the incident,” he added, adding that the cousin of the ex-legislator was also injured in the incident that took place in the night, between the weekend and.

 

Nabizada was a “fearless champion for Afghanistan,” former politician Mariam Sola iman khil said on Twitter. “A true trailblazer — a strong, outspoken woman who stood for what she believed in, even in the face of danger,” she wrote. 

 

“Despite being offered the chance to leave Afghanistan, she chose to stay and fight for her people,” she said.

 

Nabizada 32-year-old Nabizada hails from the province of Nangarhar. He was elected a member of Kabul’s parliament in Kabul in the year 2018. 

 

“I am sad and angry and want the world to know!” tweeted Hannah Neumann, a member of the European Parliament, in reaction to the murder. 

 

“She was killed in darkness, but the Taliban built their system of gender apartheid in full daylight.”