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Cops Face Disciplinary Action for Refusing Duty During PTI Protest

Authorities have initiated disciplinary proceedings against police officers who failed to report for duty during the recent Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) protest. The officers in question reportedly neglected their responsibilities, leading to lapses in maintaining law and order during the demonstrations.

The government has emphasized that such negligence is unacceptable, particularly during critical situations where public safety and the rule of law are at stake. Officials stated that a thorough investigation is underway to determine the extent of dereliction and to identify all those involved.

The disciplinary action serves as a warning to law enforcement personnel about the importance of fulfilling their duties, especially during politically sensitive events. Authorities reiterated their commitment to upholding accountability within the police force to ensure public trust and effective law enforcement in the future.

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World Bank Plans $20 Billion Aid Package for Pakistan

In a significant move to assist Pakistan’s struggling economy, the World Bank has announced a financial aid package worth $20 billion. This substantial assistance aims to provide critical support to Pakistan’s economy, which has been grappling with inflation, fiscal deficits, and external debt pressures.

The $20 billion package is expected to help stabilize Pakistan’s financial system, improve infrastructure, and support social welfare projects. The funds will be allocated for various key sectors, including energy, education, health, and poverty alleviation.

This aid is seen as a vital step in helping Pakistan overcome its current economic crisis and restore its growth trajectory. The World Bank’s commitment comes at a time when the country faces multiple challenges, including inflationary pressures, currency devaluation, and rising debt levels.

The financial aid package will be disbursed over the coming years, and it is hoped that this support will catalyze broader economic reforms in Pakistan, ensuring long-term stability and growth.

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PM Orders Investigation into PIA’s Controversial Social Media Post

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered a thorough investigation into Pakistan International Airlines’ (PIA) controversial social media post that sparked public outrage. The post, criticized for being inappropriate and unprofessional, has drawn scrutiny from both government officials and citizens.

The PM has instructed relevant authorities to identify those responsible and ensure stricter guidelines for managing the national airline’s social media presence. This incident highlights the importance of maintaining professionalism in official digital communications. The investigation’s outcome could lead to reforms in PIA’s public relations strategies.

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Supreme Court Questions Legality of Army Act in APS Cases

The Supreme Court of Pakistan has expressed concerns over the use of the Army Act in prosecuting suspects involved in the 2014 APS attack. Highlighting potential legal inconsistencies, the court has called for detailed justifications and transparency in these military court trials.

Victims’ families are demanding accountability and justice, emphasizing the need for fair judicial processes. As the case unfolds, questions regarding the balance between military and civilian justice systems continue to dominate national discourse. The Supreme Court’s stance could have far-reaching implications for legal practices in high-profile cases.

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