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KARACHI: Sindh High Court (SHC) has directed submission of a detail report on April 16 about irregularities in Public Service Commission (PSC) Examinations held after 2003.

A petitioner Muhammad Salim Shaikh, declared fails in the exams by PSC has been challenged his failure in the court. The lawyer of the petitioner stated that present chairman had admitted in the court that results of several candidates passed in the examinations had been changed into fails and vice versa.

Source:SHC calls PSC exams corruption report

ISLAMABAD: The Parliamentary Committee on Constitutional Reforms (PCCR) will again meet today after Friday prayers to resolve the differences over judges” appointment and renaming of NWFP, and the signing ceremony might be held, if it succeeded in its attempt.

The signing ceremony of the final report of the PCCR was postponed on Thursday due to reservations of the PML-N over the constitutional amendments.

With the delay in the finalisation of the recommendations of the Rabbani committee, the presentation of the report in both the houses of parliament, due today, was put on hold.

Federal Minister Dr Babar Awan had announced on Wednesday that the government was summoning the joint session of parliament on Friday in which the 18th Amendment would be tabled following the address of President Asif Ali Zardari to the joint session.

However, the signing ceremony was postponed, as the PCCR in its ”last” meeting, held here on Thursday, failed to reach a consensus on the renaming of the NWFP - the only contentious issue on which the ANP and the PML-N have locked their horns.

The PCCR held two meetings here on Thursday, with Senator Raza Rabbani in the chair, to discuss the issue. However, the differences between the ANP and the PML-N remained unresolved, compelling the government to postpone the draft-signing ceremony by the committee members.

Consequently, the joint sitting of parliament and the president’’s address to the joint session would also not be held today.

Source:PCCR meets today

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said in the National Assembly session that government will honour house’ view and would not move the clock forward from April 1.

The government last year decided to move the clock forward by one hour from April 1 till October 31 in order to lessen power shortage.

Earlier, Federal Minister for Water and Power Raja Pervaiz Ashraf said that last year 250 MW electricity had been saved by moving clock forward by one hour which is crucial in power crisis. He admitted that unannounced load shedding is on in the country due to burden on the system. Unannounced load shedding will be ended with the improvement of water situation, he added.

Source:Parliament to decide about change in time

ISLAMABAD: Federal Interior Minister Rehman Malik said he is fully aware of the fact that innocent people were also killed during operation against terrorism.

Addressing in the Senate, interior minister said that terrorists of different countries skidding into Pakistan through Afghanistan’s Kunar.

Malik said 823 terrorists were killed in operation ‘Rah-e-Nijat’ in North Waziristan and 1,950 suspected persons were arrested in Swat who is under investigations. He made it clear that government will take action if anyone challenges the writ of government.

Source:Innocent people also killed in anti terror offense: Malik

ISLAMABAD: The leader of PML-N Ishaq Dar said that constitutional reforms committee’s recommendation bill will be unveil within coming few days.

In his address in the Senate, Ishaq Dar said that we never gave any time frame and Babar Awan has announced the date of joint session without consultation. He urged to end politics of blames.

Source:Constitutional reforms bill will be unveil soon: Dar