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Pakistan: Buzdar govt used tricks to acquire land for Imran Khan's Namal foundation in Punjab - Vimarsana News

Pakistan: Buzdar govt used tricks to acquire land for Imran Khan's Namal foundation in Punjab

Pakistan Punjab province on Wednesday withdrew its March 5, 2021 notification, which was issued to acquire the 6,508 kanals of Shamlat land (jointly owned by

World News | Pakistan: Buzdar Govt Used Tricks to Acquire Land for Imran Khan's Namal Foundation in Punjab - Vimarsana News

World News | Pakistan: Buzdar Govt Used Tricks to Acquire Land for Imran Khan's Namal Foundation in Punjab

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Pakistan's Punjab province on Wednesday withdrew its March 5, 2021 notification, which was issued to acquire the 6,508 kanals of Shamlat land (jointly owned by the community) in Mianwali for the Namal Education Foundation, a trust chaired by former Prime Minister Imran khan and without the payment of compensation. World News | Pakistan: Buzdar Govt Used Tricks to Acquire Land for Imran Khan's Namal Foundation in Punjab.

How Usman Buzdar govt acquired land for Imran Khan's Namal - Vimarsana News

How Usman Buzdar govt acquired land for Imran Khan's Namal

ISLAMABAD: The Punjab government on Wednesday withdrew its March 5, 2021 notification, which was issued to acquire 6,508 kanals of Shamlat land in Mianwali for the Namal Education Foundation, a...

Don't take coercive measures: Gauhati High Court to government - Vimarsana News

Don't take coercive measures: Gauhati High Court to government

The Gauhati High Court, in an interim order, directed that the state government “shall not take any coercive measure” against the 244 persons who had moved the Court against the eviction notices