01: 10 PTI members ready to betray PM
Ten PTI members will not vote for Hafeez Sheikh and Nadeem Babar in the Senate. Arif Hameed Bhatti claims that Lahore senior journalist Arif Hameed Bhatti says that 10 people of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) will not vote for Hafeez Sheikh and Nadeem Babar in the Senate elections. Talking to a private TV channel, he said that I have received a delegation of people. They have said that we are Hafiz Sheikh, Nadeem Babar is another name which is non-political.
They will not be voted in the Senate elections. The senior journalist further said that the PML-N has been selecting them in the same way. After which some people have come to Lahore and Prime Minister Imran Khan's visit tomorrow is also due to the Senate elections. He said that his 18 MPAs were sold in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The market is still booming. There is no bigger buyer than Mian Nawaz Sharif and Asif Zardari.
Both of them have set up a market in Lahore. Arif Hameed Bhatti said that the Prime Minister is sure that the way his 18 to 20 MPAs who were expelled from the party came out, they will be sold from Punjab again this time. He said that because the people who are trying to impose Prime Minister Imran Khan are apolitical. They have nothing to do with politics, someone is a representative of IMF.
Senior analyst Arif Hameed Bhatti further said that a servant of Nawaz Sharif has also made an offer of Rs 350 million to an MPA that if you bring 5 MPAs, it will be Rs 350 million. He said that the offer of money. Meetings have taken place in Lahore. According to a senior analyst, Pakistan's intelligence agencies are playing a very important role. I think they will know which person came from Islamabad and also went to London and who Who is he contacting, while that person is also saying that there is no limit to money, just bring slaves.
02: Petrol crisis, major crackdown across the country on the orders of the Prime Minister
ISLAMABAD: Police raided various petrol pumps, sealed 609 petrol pumps and seized 4.5 million liters of petrol and diesel. A report on the operation was presented to Khan. During the operation, 609 petrol pumps across the country were sealed. 4.5 million liters of petrol and diesel were seized. The sealed petrol pumps have been directed to submit original documents within 7 days.
Failure to submit documents will result in action under the Customs Act. According to the Prime Minister's Office, action will be taken under the Customs Act for non-submission of documents. Poor quality smuggled petrol was being sold at exorbitant prices. Records of sale and purchase of oil have been sought from petrol pump owners.
In case of non-response within 7 days, the property will be confiscated. Prime Minister Imran Khan had directed the Interior Ministry to crack down across the country.
The sale of smuggled petrol caused a loss of Rs 180 billion to the country annually. An investigation report on the petroleum crisis was presented at a cabinet meeting last month. The Prime Minister formed a committee to review the recommendations. A three-member committee comprising Shafqat Mahmood, Shireen Mazari and Asad Umar was formed. The committee will making recommendations for action on the inquiry report. Some one federal ministers reacted strongly to the inquiry report and raised questions as to what was the responsibilities of the concerned ministries on the petrol crisis. Petroleum Advisor Nadeem Babar continu to explain the report during the cabinet meeting.
Federal ministers said that what did the concerned ministry do about the petrol crisis? What responsibilities did the ministers carry out after the crisis? Federal Minister Faisal Wawda ask why the licenses of the companies involved were not revoked. Why did exports stop when oil became cheaper? Ali Zaidi also demanded action against those responsible. On the occasion, Prime Minister Imran Khan hinted at action against the companies involved in the petrol crisis and said that action would be taken against those involved in the petrol crisis.
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