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Asghar Khan case: SC asks Nawaz Sharif, others to submit reply

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court has directed former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, veteran politician Javed Hashmi and other respondents to submit their written reply by June 9 (Saturday) in Asghar Khan case. A three-member bench headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Saqib Nisar heard the implementation of the judgment.The chief justice had questioned why the former prime minister had failed to appear before it despite being summoned. “Where is Nawaz Sharif? Notice was issued to him. Why didn’t he appear before the court?” the top judge remarked. “It was a court order that must be complied.” “We have sent him [Nawaz] the notice, I saw tickers running on television channels. It is also the main story of newspapers.” Referring to Javed Hashmi, who was present in court, the chief justice said: “Let’s ask Hashmi if he took the money or not.”Hashmi told the court he was acquitted in the corruption charges by the accountability court after a five-year-long trial.The court also took back the notice issued to former opposition leader Syed Khursheed Shah. “Shah was issued a notice by mistake," said Justice Nisar. Later, the court granted time to Nawaz Sharif to seek a legal counsel in the case. Advocate Aitzaz Ahsan pointed out that Nawaz's name has been mentioned three times in the case. The CJP remarked that Nawaz will have to submit a separate reply for every date. "Nawaz will be investigated at every cost." The hearing has been adjourned till June 12.

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HRCP slates questionable choice of Punjab University?s VC

Lahore: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has taken serious exception to the controversial choice of a new vice-chancellor for Punjab University and called for a review of the decision.In a statement issued here today, HRCP has said: ‘The Punjab government’s unnecessary and harmful meddling in the selection of a new vice-chancellor for Punjab University has resulted in a controversial choice that will make it impossible for the institution to function smoothly. ""The professor selected for this highly sensitive job is reported to have served at some point as head of the Islami Jamiat-i-Talaba (IJT)—the student body protected and indulged by dictatorial regimes to hold the university hostage through violence and ideological blackmail. The list of teachers hounded out of their posts and otherwise harried by the IJT is quite long. Still longer is the list of students beaten up and thrown by the roadside for having disagreed with the IJT."‘It may not be possible for the new VC to resist pressure from his former comrades. Even if he can strike a neutral posture, knowledge of his past will embolden the Jamiat to keep the campus on the boil and non-partisan faculty members and students under ceaseless threat. The appropriate authorities must review the selection of a new head of the university.Further, HRCP has strong reservations about the process of selection of vice-chancellors of public sector universities—particularly about the hold the provincial government and its bureaucracy have over this process. The Commission would like to call for a new and fair selection procedure. It may also be time to appoint a high-powered, broad-based national commission to pull education out of the rut into which it has fallen.

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PROGRAMME COORDINATOR, HEALTH

PROGRAMME COORDINATOR, HEALTH (Aga Khan Foundation) -

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Two days left to file nomination papers

ISLAMABAD: Two days are left for candidates to file their nomination papers for the upcoming elections of national and provincial assemblies scheduled to be held on July 25. As per the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) schedule for elections, candidates can submit their nomination papers till June 8 (Friday) and the initial list of candidates will be displayed on the same day.The nomination papers will be scrutinized on June 14, while appeals against decisions by retuning officers can be filed till June 19. The appeal tribunal will wind up requests by June 26 and a day later, on June 27, candidates’ list would be displayed again.The candidates will then have time until June 28, to withdraw their nomination papers, after which a new list — with election symbols — would be issued on June 29. Candidates throughout the country on Wednesday continued to file their nomination papers for seats of national and provincial assemblies.The ECP has set up Online Scrutiny Cell to facilitate returning officers in scrutiny of nomination papers of contesting candidates.The cell comprising four teams from NADRA, FBR, NAB and SBP will work round the clock till June 14. A software has also been developed connecting NADRA, FBR, NAB and SBP with Election Commission Secretariat through a secure system.Under the online scrutiny process, returning officers will send particulars of the candidates to Election Commission through email or fax on daily basis.After completing the scrutiny process through the software, the teams of the Cell will return details about the candidates received from all the concerned departments to the returning officers.

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COAS Gen Bajwa meets caretaker prime minister

ISLAMABAD: Chief of the Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Wednesday met with caretaker Prime Minister Justice (retd) Nasirul Mulk, Geo News reported.Matters related to security and the armed forces came under discussion during the meeting held at Prime Minister Office in Islamabad, the TV channel reported.According to Geo News, the army chief congratulated the caretaker prime minister for assuming the office and extended well wishes to him.

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Program Officer

Program Officer (Rutgers Pakistan) - Islamabad

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Program Manager

Program Manager (The Fred Hollows Foundation) -

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Female Medical Officer

Female Medical Officer (NGO) - Umerkot

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Imran intervenes to pacify Aamir Liaquat

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has asked Aamir Liaquat Husain to meet him after the TV anchor threatened to take the extreme step.In a telephonic discussion, PTI Chief advised Aamir Liaquat to not take any decision in haste as party tickets would be awarded after a review by party's parliamentary board and no single person is authorised to make a decision in this regard.After a clash at PTI's Karachi office between two groups last week, Aamir Liaquat threatened to quit the party and accused Firdous Shamim Naqvi of abusing him. The PTI workers on Saturday vandalised party's Insaf House in Karachi after Imran Khan announced Firdous Naqvi as the candidate for PS-102, one provincial assembly constituencies in the metropolis.According to details, Insaf House — located on Shahrah-e-Faisal — was attacked by the party workers who broke the doors and windows and also wrote graffiti – including 'Karachi president usurping seats of candidates unacceptable in PS 102' and 'Go Arif Alvi go' on the walls of the property.

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Communication Manager

Communication Manager (Legal Aid Office) - Sindh (Karachi)

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KP caretaker CM Dost Muhammad Khan takes oath

Peshawar: Justice (redt) Dost Muhammad Khan on Wednesday took oath as caretaker chief minister of Khyber Paktunkhwa.The oath was administered by KP Governor Zafar Iqbal Jhagra at a ceremony held at the Governor's House.Former chief minister Pervez Khattak, Advocate General and senior lawyers attended the swearing in ceremony.The former Supreme Court judge will serve as the interim chief minister till the new government takes charge following the general election scheduled to be held on July 25. Speaking to media after the ceremony, the chief minister said, "we would try to full the mission assigned by the Election Commission of Pakistan and the Constitution".He also vowed to provide maximum relief to the people of the province during the short stint and hold free and fair election on time.

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