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CM Afridi Calls for Imran’s Treatment by Personal Doctors
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PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Muhammad Sohail Afridi has expressed serious concern over reports about the health of Imran Khan, calling for his treatment under the supervision of his personal physicians and in the presence of his family.
Speaking to the media while participating in a sit-in outside the Supreme Court, the Chief Minister said the nation had serious reservations about Imran Khan’s wellbeing and stressed that his health should not be politicised.
Sohail Afridi recalled that during Imran Khan’s tenure as Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif was allowed to travel abroad for medical treatment despite questions surrounding his medical certificates.
He said Imran Khan was now being denied fundamental human rights and access to justice, describing the situation as deeply concerning.
The Chief Minister also criticised the justice system, saying the judiciary was facing a serious test of its institutional integrity. He urged judges to uphold justice, constitutional supremacy and the rule of law.
Sohail Afridi further warned that continued injustice and oppression could deepen public resentment. He urged the rulers and decision-makers to understand the gravity of the situation and take steps towards justice and constitutional supremacy before September 27.
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Kyrgyzstan Fake Visa Scam: Victims Still Await Justice Three Years On
By: Shamem Shahid
FAISALABAD: Victims of an alleged fake visa scam involving Kyrgyzstan have called for immediate action against those responsible, claiming that the suspected elements behind the fraud remain at large even after three years.
The affected families have appealed to the Director General of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), the President of Pakistan, the Prime Minister, and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir to take immediate notice of the matter and order a transparent investigation.
According to the victims, dozens of families have suffered severe financial difficulties as a result of the alleged scam, with approximately Rs15 million reportedly taken from them collectively.
The victims have demanded that the alleged perpetrators be identified and brought to justice, while efforts should also be made to recover the money allegedly taken from the affected families.
They further alleged that despite the passage of three years, the relevant authorities have failed to make effective progress regarding Iftikhar Ali, son of Zulfiqar Ali, a resident ofKyrgyzstan Fake Visa Scam: Victims Still Await Justice Three Years On
FAISALABAD: Victims of an alleged fake visa scam involving Kyrgyzstan have called for immediate action against those responsible, claiming that the suspected elements behind the fraud remain at large even after three years.
The affected families have appealed to the Director General of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), the President of Pakistan, the Prime Minister, and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir to take immediate notice of the matter and order a transparent investigation.
According to the victims, dozens of families have suffered severe financial difficulties as a result of the alleged scam, with approximately Rs15 million reportedly taken from them collectively.
The victims have demanded that the alleged perpetrators be identified and brought to justice, while efforts should also be made to recover the money allegedly taken from the affected families.
They further alleged that despite the passage of three years, the relevant authorities have failed to make effective progress regarding Iftikhar Ali, son of Zulfiqar Ali, a resident of Faisalabad, who they claim is connected to the matter.
The victims urged the authorities to take immediate notice and direct the FIA and other relevant agencies to conduct a comprehensive investigation, arrest those found responsible in accordance with the law, and take effective measures for the recovery of the victims’ money.
They said that timely action was essential to provide justice and relief to the dozens of families who claim to have been affected by the alleged scam. Faisalabad, who they claim is connected to the matter.
The victims urged the authorities to take immediate notice and direct the FIA and other relevant agencies to conduct a comprehensive investigation, arrest those found responsible in accordance with the law, and take effective measures for the recovery of the victims’ money.
They said that timely action was essential to provide justice and relief to the dozens of families who claim to have been affected by the alleged scam.
