Islamabad
Federal Minister for Information Fawad Chaudhry termed the opposition Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) as a modern East India Company. He said that PML-N is like the East India Company in the same way that it came from abroad and looted money.
According to details, Federal Minister Fawad Chaudhry in a briefing to the media at a cabinet meeting in Islamabad on Tuesday said, “We call PML-N a modern East India Company. Just as the East India Company came from abroad and looted money, so did the PML-N.” Did
He said in the briefing that the debt of ارب 3.7 billion owed to the G20 countries has become effective by the end of the year. The Election Commission briefed the meeting on electronic voting machine. EVM is our first priority, second priority overseas. There is an e-voting system for Pakistanis.
Fawad Chaudhry demanded that the 2 to 4 major cases in the courts should be heard on a daily basis, the court is required to hear the cases of Shahbaz Sharif on a daily basis, these horses are being photographed in London. , And went out here begging to be sick but sitting there watching polo.
He said that cinemas will be opened soon. Talks have been held with Asad Umar. It is proposed to open cinemas on June 30, but the decision will be taken by the NCOC. Fawad Chaudhry said that steps will be taken to benefit the content industry. Cable operators will have the right to buy content directly, are taking steps to increase the number of channels and improve the quality, young people who want to make a film, borrow from us and make a film.
Referring to the problems of overseas, he said that there have been previous complaints from embassies that non-cooperation is not extended to overseas, all embassies will be bound to cooperate with their community, which will not cooperate with overseas Pakistanis. Will be recalled
He said on properties in Karachi that Carton Hotel, Jamshed Town and other properties are located in the heart of Karachi, Carton Hotel is owned by the federation, we are trying to give alternative places to the poor, auction of Carton Hotel, Jamshed Town and other properties.
