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Political Instability Rooted in Feb 8 Elections, Says JUI-F

The Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) has pointed to the February 8 elections as a central cause of the current political instability in Pakistan. Party leaders assert that the elections were marred by alleged irregularities, leading to widespread dissatisfaction among opposition parties and the public. They argue that the lack of transparency and fairness in the electoral process has deepened political divisions, fostering a climate of distrust that now permeates both political and social spheres.

Addressing the media, JUI-F representatives stated that the alleged manipulation of electoral results not only disenfranchised voters but also eroded public confidence in the democratic process. This mistrust, they claim, has fueled the wave of protests, political unrest, and escalating tensions seen across the country. The party emphasized that such events threaten the democratic fabric of Pakistan, requiring immediate corrective measures.

The JUI-F has called for a bipartisan dialogue to discuss and implement electoral reforms aimed at ensuring free and fair elections in the future. They stressed the importance of accountability for those responsible for the alleged irregularities, stating that without addressing these concerns, the nation risks further destabilization. Moreover, the party urged the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to play a proactive role in investigating allegations and reinforcing its credibility.

In its statement, JUI-F also appealed to the government to prioritize national reconciliation by engaging with all political factions to find a way out of the ongoing crisis. The party reaffirmed its commitment to upholding democratic norms and ensuring that the voices of the people are heard and respected in Pakistan’s political system.

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PM, President Express Condolences Over Death of COAS Asim Munir’s Mother

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and President Asif Ali Zardari have expressed deep sorrow over the passing of the mother of Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir. In their condolence messages, they extended heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul.

Both leaders acknowledged the profound loss and emphasized the importance of family support during such difficult times. They also appreciated General Asim Munir’s contributions to the nation and assured him of their full support. Several political and military leaders, as well as prominent figures from various sectors, have also conveyed their condolences.

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CM Maryam Nawaz Suspends Jinnah Hospital Principal, MS During Surprise Visit

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz took strict action during a surprise visit to Jinnah Hospital, suspending the hospital’s Principal and Medical Superintendent (MS) over reports of mismanagement and poor facilities. Expressing disappointment over the hospital’s conditions, she reprimanded the administration for failing to provide quality healthcare to patients. During her visit, she inspected various wards, interacted with patients, and noted complaints regarding inadequate medical services and hygiene issues.

CM Maryam emphasized her government’s commitment to improving healthcare facilities across Punjab and ordered immediate reforms to ensure better patient care. She also directed officials to conduct a thorough audit of hospital management and take action against negligence. This move is part of a broader initiative to revamp the province’s healthcare sector, ensuring that public hospitals meet high standards of service and efficiency.

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Rana Sanaullah Says Imran Khan Can Be Released If He Fully Apologizes for May 9

Senior PML-N leader and former interior minister Rana Sanaullah has stated that PTI founder Imran Khan could be released if he offers a full and unconditional apology for the events of May 9. Speaking to the media, Sanaullah emphasized that the government has no personal vendetta against Khan but insisted that accountability for the violent protests and attacks on military installations must be ensured. He argued that a genuine apology and acceptance of responsibility could pave the way for legal relief.

The statement has sparked a strong reaction from PTI leaders, who maintain that the cases against Imran Khan are politically motivated. Meanwhile, legal experts believe that any decision regarding his release would ultimately depend on the courts rather than political negotiations. The May 9 incidents, which saw widespread protests following Khan’s arrest, led to mass detentions, legal actions against PTI leaders, and a crackdown on the party. Rana Sanaullah’s remarks suggest that the government may be open to a political settlement if Imran Khan agrees to acknowledge his party’s role in the events.

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