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Fazlur Rehman says the government led by Shehbaz won’t be able to deliver

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Maulana Fazlur Rehman, the head of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F), expressed doubts on Wednesday over the viability of the Shehbaz Sharif administration, stating that he believes the new system will fail if citizens go to the streets.

Fazlur Rehman stated on Wednesday’s “Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Sath” segment of Geo News that “the parliament will likely be a rubber stamp.” There are simply too many obstacles for this government to handle. In the end, politicians will be held accountable for all of their shortcomings.”

The “crime is committed by someone else and the politicians take responsibility,” he said, calling it bizarre. The leader of JUI-F declared that his organization will demonstrate against the establishments that had turned the elections into a “game.”


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Fazl has previously said that he would abstain from the by-elections for the National Assembly and provincial assembly seats. In addition, he declared that on April 25, following Ramadan, he will start a protest campaign against the purported election manipulation from Balochistan.

“We firmly believe that there will be a rigged general election in 2024. And the factor that changed the outcome would be our aim. We reject the findings that led to the formation of this government,” he declared.

The leader of JUI-F stated that they disagreed with the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) with the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa election results.

“[Earlier] the issues with the PTI were ideological and not election-related,” he said.

He stated that the party had not yet made the decision to work with the PTI. He did concede, though, that the Imran Khan-led party’s attitude has changed for the better. He remarked that it was a positive attitude and that it would not be a problem if the two parties moved together.

Fazl also revealed that he told Nawaz Sharif, the former prime minister, that he thought of him as a new blue-eyed boy during their meeting.

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Gilani is called upon by Qatar’s envoy, and the acting president promises to deepen ties between Pakistan and Qatar.

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Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani, the acting president, has stated that Pakistan places a high priority on its relationship with Qatar and emphasized the significance of further developing the two countries’ mutually beneficial ties.

When Qatar’s ambassador, Ali Mubarak Ali Essa Al-Khater, paid him a visit in Islamabad, he shared similar opinions.

Both nations have a lot of room to grow their commercial and economic ties, according to the acting president. He advised businesses in Qatar to benefit from Pakistan’s investment-friendly atmosphere.

The Ambassador expressed gratitude for Pakistan’s business-friendly environment and announced that Qatar’s Minister of Investment would soon travel to Pakistan with his group to investigate potential investment opportunities in a number of industries that would serve to advance economic ties.

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Energy Efficiency: SIFC to Invest $1 Billion on Hydrocracker Unit

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When it comes to energy efficiency, oil refineries are getting some aid from the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC).

Projects to enhance the refinery are the primary emphasis of the petroleum division, as instructed by SIFC. A Hydrocracker Unit to refine furnace oil into gasoline and diesel is being considered for installation at PARCO.

A more reliable supply of energy is one of the goals of the $1 billion Hydrocracker Unit.

Diesel and gasoline have been asked to be free from sales taxes by refineries as well. The sales tax statute of 1990, which presently applies sales tax to all goods and services, is currently undergoing changes, which includes this request.

With SIFC’s backing, these projects should help the energy sector expand and stabilize the economy.

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More than 10,000 students from Pakistan create a huge human flag, setting a new world record.

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With the participation of children from Army Public School in Lahore in the creation of the largest flag, Pakistan sets yet another world record. The human flag was produced by almost 10,000 pupils.

As part of a patriotic exhibition, the students united to make a huge human flag of Pakistan, breaking the previous record set by India, where 7,368 pupils made a similar banner.

The Punjab government arranged the Lahore Youth Festival, which saw the setting of the new world record.

The Lahore Youth Festival’s remaining events will be held at Fortress Stadium in Lahore Cant from November 8 to November 10. The opening and closing ceremonies are expected to be colorful on November 8 and 10, respectively.

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