FIA will conduct a thorough an investigation of PTI's overseas fund case: Mariyah

* ISLAMABAD:

Minister of Information Arrium Aurangzeb The Minister of Information Mariyah Aurangzeb announced it was the intention of The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) will conduct a thorough inquiry into PTI's funding from abroad case. Speaking at a press conference after the cabinet meeting of the cabinet of the federal government, Aurangzeb announced that as of today, an investigation is being launched for "all those involved in this crime. The government will take an action in the light of the Election Commission of Pakistan's verdict and there will be an investigation as to where the funds were used," she added and added the fact that "all of them would have been in jail if the verdict had come during Imran Khan's tenure. The information minister highlighted that the government had nothing to do with the foreign funding case, and it was Akbar S Babar - the founding member of the PTI - who filed a petition.

The PTI has been declared a foreign-aided party by the ECP in its decision which was issued after eight years under the Political Parties Order 2002 and the Election Act 2017," she stated. "It is now eight years old and the PTI has not provided details. It is reported that the State Bank of Pakistan showed documents of the ECP which indicated that the PTI was able to delay its hearing for 75 occasions over the past eight years," she said, saying that the Khan-led PTI was declared to be as a "foreign-funded party." Information minister declared that the government has taken the decision to declare a case against PTI in an attempt to have the party disbanded before the Supreme Court. The PTI was unable to declare 16 account. The accounts were created in the names of PTI's leaders, and they were received funds," she added. Shedding light on the relief measures being carried out for the flood victims in Baluchistan, Aurangzeb said that Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif visited the flood-affected areas. PM Shahbaz directed to give Rs1 million as compensation to the families that lost their loved ones and Rs500,00 to those whose houses were destroyed," declared the PML-N's leader. The minister also said that the premier gave instructions to the government for the immediate rehabilitation of affected.

* IMF is set to renew the Pakistan's loan that has been hit by inflation after fueland tax increases

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced that on Thursday it as well as Pakistan agreed to start the loan program which was previously delayed. The program will pump $1.17 billion into the sagging economy. The agreement comes following months of a deeply unpopular tightening of the belt by Shahbaz Sharif's administration, which was elected in April and nearly eliminated fuel subsidies, as well as introducing new measures to expand taxes. Imran Khan, who was the previous premier was the one who signed a $6 billion bailout plan in 2019 but it was never able to move forward due to his administration's violations of agreements on subsidy and poor tax collection.

* PTI moves JCP seeking CEC's removal over 'continuous deliberate misconduct'

ISLAMABAD: After the election commission of Pakistan's decision that the PTI received funds that were not allowed in the past, the PTI requested to the Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) Thursday to remove the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Iskandar Sultan Raja over his "continuous intentional misconduct." In the letter sent to the commission's judicial committee in response to the JCP's request, the PTI declared: "It is humbly prayed that the Supreme Judicial Council will be able to remove the person who is being investigated from the position of Chief Election Commissioner in light of his continuous deliberate infractions to his constitutional and legal duties and obligations. 

The document stated that the PTI does not have an "efficacious remedy" against the commission that is why it invoked the constitutional authority of the JCP in accordance with article 209 in the Constitution. "The PTI is the single largest political party in Pakistan with elected members across the four provinces, which includes Gilgit-Baltistan & Azad Kashmir. The petition for removal of the respondent is not an automatic manner. The reference stated it stated that PTI had been "directly and indirectly displeased" over the decisions of the chief election officer in a variety of cases since his election in the year 2020. The reference also noted that, even though it had been a victim of the CEC's rulings for a long time, the PTI's suspicions morphed into an "strong conviction" that Raja has left no step unturned to favor the PML-N and PDM

* ECP verdict takes into account donations from abroad Pakistanis foreign funds Imran Khan

ISLAMABAD: Former PM as well as PTI Chairperson Imran Khan Thursday clarified the meaning of foreign funds, saying that, as per the ruling from the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) donations from foreign Pakistanis are considered to be foreign-funded Speaking to his party's employees in Islamabad's F9 park via the live stream, Khan said that no law restricts political parties from acquiring money from abroad Pakistanis The PTI received money from businesses in 2012, and the law that prohibits this practice was passed in 2017. therefore, there is no law that was violated," he said, saying that it was not an issue of foreign funds Khan has described as the event a "peaceful protest" at the ECP headquarters on Wednesday in the capital of the country in response to the ruling of the body regarding the party's illegal funding case. 

The party's chief had originally requested supporters to hold an "peaceful demonstration" against CEC Raja outside the ECP headquarters; however, after warnings from the coalition government barring them from entering the Red Zone, the venue was changed to F9 park Islamabad has been made a fortress, why are they doing this?" the minister said, noting that the capital city of the federal government was shut immediately. former premier said it was a fundamental right of everyone to express their opinions in addition "we [PTI] has always tried to protest with the constitution and the law Regarding PTI's rule, Khan said that when the party came into power, it was given a terrible economy and then the COVID-19 pandemic happened Our government managed both difficult situations successfully," Khan stated, expressing regret that, despite its efforts of the PTI government, it was ousted from power due to the controversy.

* They believed that PTI was done

Khan was then quoted as saying that the coalition parties believed it was the case that PTI was over due to the "conspiracy" in the wake of the no-confidence resolution. However they were wrong as protesters went out on the 25th of May. It will be a long time since that massive participation from PTI supporters," he said, noting the coalition government's every effort to stop them, by creating anxiety in the PTI supporters. In a reference to the by-polls of July 17 in 20 constituencies in Punjab, Khan said that they believed they could rig the election easily, but no matter how hard they tried to influence the results they were unable to win.

The EVMs have been blocked from two parties

In shedding light on the PTI's attempts to bring in Election Voting Machine (EVM) The PTI chairman stated: "Our party has been trying for last two-and-a-half years to introduce EVMs as it can eliminate 130 out of 163 methods of rigging elections EVMs were stopped by two political parties and the election commission also supported them," the chairman said. PTI chairman claimed that people selling their consciences are doing so However, the commission choose to keep silent.

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