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Umpire stands with no one but Pakistan: Sheikh Rasheed

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  • Sheikh Rasheed says PM Imran Khan will complete the remaining one year of his tenure by “hook or by crook”.
  • The minister says he is not aware of provincial politics as he doesn’t do politics there.
  • “Please don’t push the country towards anarchy as the consequences will be irreversible,” Rasheed says.

LAHORE: Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmad on Tuesday said that “the umpire stands with Pakistan and those who care for Pakistan are convincing them to resolve the matters through understanding.”

“They are the supporters of democracy and they are thinking about Pakistan. They stand with no one but Pakistan,” Rasheed said while addressing a press conference in Lahore.

He said the Opposition created confusion in the last four years and now it’s just one year left in the next general elections.

Opposition ka upar wala khana khali hai (Opposition lacks wisdom) […] but all these imperialist maggots would meet their end after reaching D-Chowk,” he said.

The minister went on to say that the government will try to control the situation at D-Chowk and if it couldn’t, then it is up to the Opposition. However, he warned that the Opposition would face a loss if any incident takes place at the D-Chowk.

“Imran Khan’s rule is not going anywhere. Four years of his tenure [as the prime minister] have been completed and he will complete the remaining one year by hook or by crook,” Rasheed said.

Commenting on the political situation in Punjab, the minister said that he is not aware of provincial politics as he doesn’t do politics there.

Moreover, Rasheed said that the last week of March would be important for the country. 

“Maulana Fazlur Rehman should understand that the politics of Maula Jatt won’t work, therefore, he should come to Islamabad on March 23 and the government will provide him complete security,” he said, adding that he himself would be responsible if anyone is stopped from proceeding to the D-Chowk.

He said that the Opposition doesn’t have enough numbers and bids are being made in the market, adding that “sell-outs” only face humiliation, as they can never succeed.

Urging the Opposition to rethink their moves he said: “Please don’t push the country towards anarchy and the consequences will be irreversible,” Rasheed said.

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The need of strengthening the China-Pakistan media corridor was emphasized by the information secretary.

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Focusing on the China-Pakistan Media Corridor is crucial for the advancement of the two nations’ current relationship, according to Federal Information Secretary Ambreen Jan.

Speaking at a ceremony in Beijing, the Secretary stated that two Memorandums of Understanding were signed between the Chinese government and the Ministry of Information during the Prime Minister’s visit. These agreements pertain to the co-production of films and dramas that are intended to improve the relationship between individuals.

Approximately 12 Pakistani films were screened in China between 1957 and 1991, according to Ambreen Jan, demonstrating that the two countries’ collaboration in the film industry is not new.

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Green Tractor Scheme: 227 Fortunate Farmers Receive Keys

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The Pakpattan District farmers are also reaping the benefits of the government’s green tractor scheme, per the Special Instructions of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif.
Two hundred and twenty-seven lucky farmers in the Pakpattan District have received green tractor keys.

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The goal of the 300 scholarships available to Bangladeshi students is to improve educational ties between Bangladesh and Pakistan.

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The Pakistan-Bangladesh Friendship Scholarship Program, which offers 300 fully funded scholarships to Bangladeshi students, was introduced by Pakistan.

LUMS, Comsats, and NUST are among the top Pakistani universities that support the plan, which was discussed at the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training.

Officials urged universities in Bangladesh to advertise the initiative through events and an online site during a recent meeting.

The goal of the scholarships is to strengthen cultural ties and educational exchanges between the two nations.

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