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Army Chief writes letter to Najam Sethi, appreciates conduct of PSL, WI series in Pakistan

LAHORE: Chief of Army Staff, General Qamar Javed Bajwa has written a letter to Chairman Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), extending hearty felicitation on the conduct of PSL final and home series with West Indies in Pakistan.In the letter to Sethi dated May 03, the Army Chief says, “I wish to express hearty felicitation to you and your team on the conduct of Pakistan Super League and home series with West Indies in Pakistan. These landmark achievements not only bode well for the future of Pakistan Cricket but also allay the distorted view of Pakistan and the security environment.” The letter further reads, “Pakistan Army supports PCB in all its efforts to promote image of peaceful and progressive Pakistan. We appreciate your diligence and patriotic zeal in making these events a resounding success.”General Bajwa also thanked Najam Sethi for his kind words of gratitude for making comprehensive security arrangements for international cricket events.

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Procurement and Logistics Officer

Procurement and Logistics Officer () - Karachi

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Who fired shots at Hakim Saeed Ground? Video surfaces

KARACHI: A new video has surfaced, showing a police guard firing shots in the air to disperse protesters at Hakim Saeed Ground in Karachi on Monday night. The video has backed a preliminary police report about yesterday’s clash which left many workers injured. The report said that police guards had fired shots in the air to break up the protest involving PPP and PTI workers. He is said to be a part of PTI leader Ali Zaidi’s security squad.Speaking to Geo, Ali Zaidi confirmed that his guard had fired shots to save him from an enraged mob. In the video, a man in police uniform can be seen firing at University Road near the ground. Scores of PPP and PTI workers went on rampage, uprooting each other's political camps and set ablaze motorcycles and cars. The row began after two parties announced plans to hold their rallies at the same venue on May 12.

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May 12 rally row: 700 PTI, PPP workers booked for violence, arson

KARACHI: As many as 700 workers belonging to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Paksitan Peoples Party (PPP) were booked on Tuesday in connection with yesterday’s clash that took place at Hakim Saeed Ground in Karachi.A case has been lodged at Aziz Bhatti Police Station. On Monday evening, scores of PTI and PPP workers went on rampage at Hakim Saeed Ground, uprooted each other political camps, threw stones and set ablaze many motorcycles. They also pelted police with stones as it tried to disperse the protesters. Tension began after PTI and PPP insisted that they would hold a public rally at Hakim Saeed Ground on May 12. Both sides claimed that they were the first to choose this venue. PPP MNA Saeed Ghani said that his party had formally submitted an application seeking permission for holding the rally at the ground.PTI, on the other hand, maintains that it chose the venue after PPP announced holding their rally at Baldia town. PTI Imran Khan blamed the PPP for the violence. “Strongly condemn the attack on PTI workers by PPP at our jalsagah camp in Karachi yesterday. Sindh govt must take action against those who used violence against our workers. Strong arm tactics by PPP reflects their fear of PTI's rising popularity in Sindh,” Khan tweeted.PTI leaders including Dr Amir Liaquat and Ali Zaidi, tried to lodge an FIR against Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, but police rejected their request. Both PPP and PTI says scores of workers were injured and shifted to hospital after the clash.

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Trainee aircraft crashes in Lahore

A trainee aircraft has crashed in Garden Town area of Lahore on Tuesday. The small plane took off from Walton Airport and was going on a training mission before it crashed, according to eyewitnesses. Sources say that the plane caught fire in the air before it came down. According to Rescue sources, both the pilots ejected and suffered minor wounds. Police reached the scene and launched a probe into the crash.

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Program Coordinator Newborn and Child Health

Program Coordinator Newborn and Child Health (Save the Children) - Shikarpur

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Business Adviser

Business Adviser (Market Development Facility (MDF)-Palladium Pakistan Pvt Ltd) - Lahore

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Air Chief Mujahid Khan visits Mazar-e-Quaid to pay homage to father of the nation

KARACHI: Air Chief Marshal Mujahid Anwar Khan, Chief of the Air Staff - Pakistan Air Force, in order to pay homage to the founder of Pakistan, visited mausoleum of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, on Tuesday. He also laid floral wreath at the grave of the father of the nation and offered “Fateha”.Speaking at the occasion, the Air Chief said that it was a great honour for him to visit Quaid-i-Azam’s mausoleum, whose golden principles have remained a beacon of light for the nation ever since its independence.He also reiterated his resolve to work on Quaid’s vision to transform PAF into a potent air force, second to none. He then inscribed his views in the visitors’ book at the mausoleum. The Air Chief was accompanied by Air Commodore Fazal Mehmood, Base Commander, PAF Base Faisal during this visit.

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NAB takes notice of reports claiming Nawaz laundered $4.9bn to India

ISLAMABD: National Accountability Bureau (NAB) is verifying the media reports that claim Nawaz Sharif laundered $4.9 billion to India that increased New Dehli’s foreign reserves.

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