Reading the fine print of the ECP ruling in the prohibited funding case.
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Lt-Gen Sarfraz Ali, Maj-Gen Amjad Saatti, and their four companions, all of whom perished in a helicopter crash on August 1, 2022. Photo courtesy ISPR.
Two army generals among 6 perish in chopper crash
Commander Southern Command Lt-Gen Sarfraz Ali and DG Pakistan Coast Guard Maj-Gen Amjad were on board the ill-fated Army Aviation helicopter along with 4 others.
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Fawad Chaudhry, who was a cabinet minister for former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Photo courtesy Wikipedia.
PTI’s Fawad Chaudhry finds ECP ruling flawed
The chief spokesman for Khan’s party says the funding in question may have come from abroad, but it all came from overseas Pakistanis.
Baber urges Khan to step down as PTI Chief
The crusader who brought the case against PTI pushes for transparency in all parties’ financial matters.
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif pictured visiting flood victims’ camps in Khushnub in the Qila Saifullah district of Pakistan’s largest province in this photo courtesy of Prime Minister’s Office.
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Final Lap: Pakistan seeking bilateral commitments to plug financing hole
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PSO scrambles to avoid first major default of Pakistan economic crisis
By Staff Reporter
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