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Three Opposition parties in Pakistan, including the Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA), Jamaat-i-Islami (JI), and Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F), rejected the results of the February 8 elections, alleging manipulation and rigging. They demanded fresh polls and announced plans for a protest campaign. The parties gathered outside the Karachi Press Club, observing a black day protest against alleged rigging. GDAs secretary general Safdar Abbasi and JI leader Osama Razi addressed the protesters, cri...

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The three parties have warned that they would not remain silent and the protest against the alleged rigging will continue with more force and intensity. World News | Pakistan: GDA, JI and JUI-F Reject February 8 Polls, Demand Fresh Elections.

Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee said that she was not aware of such a gathering having been scheduled.

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Three Opposition MPs — one each from Congress, Trinamool Congress and NCP — who are part of the presiding panel of Rajya Sabha refused to chair the proceedings during the entire Monsoon Session, citing that it was "unethical" to preside over the House when their colleagues were protesting. There are six members in the presiding panel or the Vice Chairman’s panel and they are

“Trade academies are full, with every vacancy filled. We want more youth going into trade academies.” Social Development, Whanau Ora, and Social Investment spokeswoman Louise Upston said the visit was to make sure youth were being prepared for the jobs available. “What we found was there needed to be a higher level of pastoral care available to students at the institutions,” she said. “The support needed for mental health issues among students was disturbing, and tertiary educatio...

MLAs inspect Salem GH Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Three Opposition legislators met with authorities of the Government Mohan Kumaramangalam Medical College Hospital here on Friday and enquired about COVID-19 treatment facilities. AIADMK legislators E. Balasubramanian, M. Rajamuthu and PMK legislator R. Arul met with Dean R. Murugeshan and other authorities and enquired about the bed strength and other treatment measures. Mr. Balasubramian told presspesons that the State government shou...