1- Upbeat about future: If K-P govt flops, PTI flops says Imran
The last two months have been particularly bloody for the militancy-wrecked Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. The Shergarh funeral attack and the massive jailbreak in Dera Ismail Khan paint a picture of doom and gloom in the province governed by Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).
At the same time, JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, who appears to be hell bent to discredit the PTI administration, has also unleashed a fresh salvo of allegations against the party chief.
2- Seeming no end: No let-up in violent incidents in July
There was no let-up in incidents of violence across the country during the month of July. Casualties remained high with 572 deaths and 642 injuries, revealed the Centre for Research and Security Studies in its monthly report.
3- Purging the watchdog: FIA declares 62 of its officials ‘corrupt’
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has listed its 62 officials as “corrupt” and immediately removed them from their assignments, a source said on Sunday.
The copy of an official document available to Express Investigation Cell (EIC) suggests that majority of alleged “corrupt” officials were found involved in serious crimes like facilitating human smuggling and damaging facts during investigations of high profile mega frauds cases.
4- World Humanitarian Day: A safe school, a safer home
“I want these boys to dream, to be motivated and become good men,” says Sonia Shahid, 52, with the content smile of a proud mother tugging at her mouth.
Her face lights up even more as she appears from behind a flight of stairs and pauses to absorb the animated faces cozied up on a rug in front of the television, alert eyes oscillating between a cricket match and a cartoon show.
5- Denied the right to identity
Imran*, 23, was recently refuse a secretarial job at a private firm in Karachi. The reason: he failed to provide his NIC.
And yet, for this, Imran cannot be blamed. Born out of wedlock, he has no idea about the identity or whereabouts of his father and, hence, has been turned away twice while applying for an identity card.
His mother Nigar*, a former female sex worker who managed to enroll Imran in a public school with the help of her employers, can see hopes for a better life for her son slowly diminishing.
6- India releases more water as flood havoc persists
India released more water into Pakistani rivers as floods continued to play havoc in different areas affecting hundreds of thousands of people.
At least four people, three children among them, were killed and 12 injured on Sunday in incidents of roof collapse in Punjab while two brothers drowned in the Ravi river.
7- PML-N not to leave any flood victim alone, says Nawaz
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has said the PML-N would not leave a single flood-affected person alone at this difficult time.
Having appreciated the action by the Punjab government, he said relief measures should be expedited further so that the affected people are able to resume normal life, reported INP. He said ridding the masses of loadshedding, the price hike and other problems is the top priority of the government and it was determined to put the country on the path of development and prosperity.
8- Two FC men killed in firing at check-post
Two Frontier Corps (FC) personnel were killed and another injured in Sariab Road area on Sunday evening, police said, when two armed militants opened fire at the FC check-post.
A police official said an attacker was also killed and another arrested in an injured condition as the FC returned fire.
9- Govt can use executions to get a ceasefire from TTP
The PML-N government has the opportunity to get an immediate ceasefire from Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) stopping its operations throughout Pakistan in return for halting the execution of high profile convicts like Aqeel alias Dr Usman.
Such a move would also help set the stage for a result-oriented dialogue between the government and the TTP to achieve the much-awaited and direly needed goal of bringing peace to the terrorism-stricken people of Pakistan.
10- Govt succumbs to TTP threats?
Repeated warnings by the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan that the executions of jailed militants would compel the TTP to wage a war against the PML-N leadership seem to have worked, with the government taking a U-turn on its previous declaration that it was determined to carry out death sentences because it was key to deterring the rising militancy and terrorism engulfing Pakistan.
The last two months have been particularly bloody for the militancy-wrecked Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. The Shergarh funeral attack and the massive jailbreak in Dera Ismail Khan paint a picture of doom and gloom in the province governed by Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).
At the same time, JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, who appears to be hell bent to discredit the PTI administration, has also unleashed a fresh salvo of allegations against the party chief.
2- Seeming no end: No let-up in violent incidents in July
There was no let-up in incidents of violence across the country during the month of July. Casualties remained high with 572 deaths and 642 injuries, revealed the Centre for Research and Security Studies in its monthly report.
3- Purging the watchdog: FIA declares 62 of its officials ‘corrupt’
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has listed its 62 officials as “corrupt” and immediately removed them from their assignments, a source said on Sunday.
The copy of an official document available to Express Investigation Cell (EIC) suggests that majority of alleged “corrupt” officials were found involved in serious crimes like facilitating human smuggling and damaging facts during investigations of high profile mega frauds cases.
4- World Humanitarian Day: A safe school, a safer home
“I want these boys to dream, to be motivated and become good men,” says Sonia Shahid, 52, with the content smile of a proud mother tugging at her mouth.
Her face lights up even more as she appears from behind a flight of stairs and pauses to absorb the animated faces cozied up on a rug in front of the television, alert eyes oscillating between a cricket match and a cartoon show.
5- Denied the right to identity
Imran*, 23, was recently refuse a secretarial job at a private firm in Karachi. The reason: he failed to provide his NIC.
And yet, for this, Imran cannot be blamed. Born out of wedlock, he has no idea about the identity or whereabouts of his father and, hence, has been turned away twice while applying for an identity card.
His mother Nigar*, a former female sex worker who managed to enroll Imran in a public school with the help of her employers, can see hopes for a better life for her son slowly diminishing.
6- India releases more water as flood havoc persists
India released more water into Pakistani rivers as floods continued to play havoc in different areas affecting hundreds of thousands of people.
At least four people, three children among them, were killed and 12 injured on Sunday in incidents of roof collapse in Punjab while two brothers drowned in the Ravi river.
7- PML-N not to leave any flood victim alone, says Nawaz
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has said the PML-N would not leave a single flood-affected person alone at this difficult time.
Having appreciated the action by the Punjab government, he said relief measures should be expedited further so that the affected people are able to resume normal life, reported INP. He said ridding the masses of loadshedding, the price hike and other problems is the top priority of the government and it was determined to put the country on the path of development and prosperity.
8- Two FC men killed in firing at check-post
Two Frontier Corps (FC) personnel were killed and another injured in Sariab Road area on Sunday evening, police said, when two armed militants opened fire at the FC check-post.
A police official said an attacker was also killed and another arrested in an injured condition as the FC returned fire.
9- Govt can use executions to get a ceasefire from TTP
The PML-N government has the opportunity to get an immediate ceasefire from Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) stopping its operations throughout Pakistan in return for halting the execution of high profile convicts like Aqeel alias Dr Usman.
Such a move would also help set the stage for a result-oriented dialogue between the government and the TTP to achieve the much-awaited and direly needed goal of bringing peace to the terrorism-stricken people of Pakistan.
10- Govt succumbs to TTP threats?
Repeated warnings by the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan that the executions of jailed militants would compel the TTP to wage a war against the PML-N leadership seem to have worked, with the government taking a U-turn on its previous declaration that it was determined to carry out death sentences because it was key to deterring the rising militancy and terrorism engulfing Pakistan.
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