National
April 22, 2021
KARACHI: PML-N’s central leader Maryam Nawaz will be arriving in the port city Saturday to help the party’s candidate and former federal minister Miftah Ismail in his election campaign in NA-249 by-polls.
The seat had fallen vacant after Faisal Vawda of the ruling PTI resigned from the National Assembly for his Senate seat. In the 2018 general elections, Vawda had defeated PML-N President Shahbaz Sharif with a narrow margin.
PML-N’s central leader and MNA Kheal Das Kohistani said Maryam will reach Karachi on a two-day visit on the weekend mainly to run the party’s candidate Miftah Ismail’s campaign in the constituency.
Aarti Devi
AMRITSAR: The spate in incidents of alleged abduction of Hindu girls in Pakistan, their conversion and marriage, has led to the demand for a committee to decide whether the conversion took place by will or was forced.
The latest case in the series is the alleged abduction and conversion of Aarti Devi of Larkana.
Meanwhile, the parliamentary committee to protect minorities from forced conversion has failed to form a law to protect minority community girls from involuntary conversion.
Talking to the Times of India on Friday, Pakistan Muslim League (N), member National Assembly (MNA) Kheal Das Kohistani said the Hindu community in Pakistan is distraught at the series of kidnapping and forced conversions.
Highlights
Twenty-two-year old Aarti Chawla is the latest victim of alleged oppression by the majority Muslim community.
Seven Hindu girls were converted to Islam and married to Muslim men twice or thrice their age.
New Delhi: Twenty-two-year old Aarti Chawla is the latest victim of alleged oppression by the majority Muslim community on the hapless Hindu girls. She was allegedly abducted by a factory worker Mohammad Fawad who married her after converting her to Islam.
Aarti alias Ayesha is now in Dar ul Aman, Larkana, a city in Sindh province of Pakistan, and has even refused to recognize her family members.
Maryam Nawaz to arrive in Sukkur on Dec 26: party leader
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Maryam Nawaz will visit Sukkur on December 26 on PPP Chairman Bilawal Butto s invitation.
She will address Workers Convention at Dolphin Banquet Hall.
Party workers will welcome at Sukkur Interchange.
SUKKUR: PML-N Vice-president Maryam Nawaz will arrive in Sukkur on December 26 to attend Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) meeting, party s District President Khursheed Mirani confirmed on Monday.
This will be Maryam s first political appearance in rural Sindh after she accepted PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto’s invitation to attend the party’s December 27 rally in Larkana.
Maryam will address Workers Convention at Dolphin Banquet Hall on December 26. “Party workers will welcome Maryam Nawaz at Sukkur Interchange,” he said.
Karachi
December 21, 2020
The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz’s Sindh chapter has intensified their efforts to ensure a warm welcome for Maryam Nawaz, the party’s central leader, in her first political appearance in rural Sindh after she accepted Pakistan People Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto’s invitation to attend the party’s December 27 rally in Larkana.
The PPP has been working to organise another power show of the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) on December 27 on the 13th death anniversary of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto and PPP Chairman Bilawal has contacted leaders of the alliance’s component parties and invited them to attend the rally.