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Top Story April 19, 2021 ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to Prime Minister (SAPM) on Political Communication Dr Shahbaz Gill on Sunday said they always paid respect to the courts with honouring its decisions and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has no influence on the courts. He said Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) was telling lies on the matter of Shahbaz Sharif’s bail, adding, the court decisions must not be misinterpreted. Addressing a press conference along with Syed Ali Bukhari Advocate...

Gill confirms Fawad Chaudhrys reappointment as information minister Pakistan Thu, Apr 15, 2021 Federal Minister of Science and Technology Fawad Chaudhry speaking to the media at a local hotel in Lahore on February 06, 2021. — APP/File Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Political Communication Shahbaz Gill said Thursday PM Imran Khan has formally handed over the Ministry of Information to Federal Minister Fawad Chaudhry Gill, terming it a great choice, said Chaudhry was a popular figure d...

National April 6, 2021 ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to Prime Minister (SAPM) Dr Shahbaz Gill Monday said “we can only laugh at PDM’s show-cause notice to PPP”. Gill took to Twitter and said “You have gone serious.” The SAPM described opposition’s current situation through a gag. “Few children once waiting for the train at railway station decided to play a game. They formed a state and entitled themselves as king, minister, judge and dacoit. “Suddenly the train came and children...

Indias Manjit Singh Gill pays homage to Shaukat Ali with realistic sculpture Pakistan Sun, Apr 04, 2021 Legendary Pakistani legend Shaukat Ali (L) and a bust of him made by Moga-based Indian sculptor Manjit Singh Gill (R). The News/via Geo.tv/Files & Indian Express MOGA/KARACHI: Famed Indian artist Manjit Singh Gill has paid homage to celebrated Pakistani folk singer Shaukat Ali, who passed away earlier this month, with a realistic sculpture. The late Pakistani legend had passed away at the ag...

Three remanded for throwing eggs and ink on Gill Top Story By News Desk LAHORE: A local court on Tuesday handed over three people, reportedly of the PML-N, to the police on three-day physical remand for allegedly throwing eggs and ink on Special Assistant to Prime Minister Shahbaz Gill. The police produced the accused — Ghulam Abbas, Ateeq and Tariq before Judicial Magistrate Waseem Iftikhar in district courts here. The police told the court that the accused were arrested from the Lahore Hig...

Eggs, ink thrown at Gill on visit to LHC Top Story March 16, 2021 LAHORE: Some individuals, purportedly supporters of PML-N, on Monday threw eggs and ink at Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Political Communication (SAPM) Shahbaz Gill when he arrived at the Lahore High Court (LHC). In addition to personnel of police, the lawyers and supporters of PTI also accompanied Shahbaz Gill when he came to the court with an umbrella as if he was already aware of the possible attack on him. The ...

Ink, eggs hurled at PM’s aide Gill outside LHC Top Story March 16, 2021 LAHORE: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) workers allegedly threw ink and eggs on Special Assistant to Prime Minister for Political Communication Shahbaz Gill outside the Lahore High Court on Monday. As per details, the incident occurred when Gill reached the court in connection with the hearing of a case. Police increased security around the high court and arrested the PML-N workers allegedly involved in the attack....

Covid 19 coronavirus: Immigration says Auckland lockdowns delayed visa processing 14 Mar, 2021 12:08 AM 3 minutes to read The oldest applications for residence visas date back to July 2019. Photo / 123RF RNZ By Gill Bonnett of RNZ Aucklands two recent lockdowns and the limitations of working from home have been blamed for a stalled residence visa queue. The oldest applications date back to July 2019, and migrants tracking the skilled migrant (SMC) queue for applicants now treated as "non-priori...

The Immigration and Protection Tribunal said it would be unduly harsh to deport him.

Family visitors don't want to return to their crime and Covid-ridden homelands.