Bilawal urges MQM-P, BNP to boycott budget sessions
PPP chairman says refrain from casting votes until missing persons’ issue is resolved
PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. PHOTO: EXPRESS/FILE
ISLAMABAD:
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has urged the MQM-Pakistan and BNP-M’s Akhtar Mengal to abstain from voting in the budget sessions in their respective provinces until the issue of missing persons is resolved.
“The issue is no longer confined to one single province. The government has failed to address the reservations of MQM-P and BNP-M. Both the parties should not vote in the budget session,” said the PPP chairman while chairing a meeting of the National Assembly Human Rights Committee on Monday.
Maryam thanks Bilawal for 'getting up mid-meal to fetch her tea'
The Human Rights Committee has also proposed to review the cybercrimes bill. The meeting also reviewed the implementation of the international agreements on human rights and the situation of the freedom of expression.
Expressing concerns over actions taken regarding the cybercrime bill, the NA body summoned the Federal Investigation Agency director general in the next meeting.
Raising the issue of former SSP Rao Anwar, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf MNA Saifur Rehman said the police officer should be questioned on the issue of human rights. “If Rao Anwar is stopped being called a brave child, the situation can improve.”
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has urged the MQM-Pakistan and BNP-M’s Akhtar Mengal to abstain from voting in the budget sessions in their respective provinces until the issue of missing persons is resolved.
“The issue is no longer confined to one single province. The government has failed to address the reservations of MQM-P and BNP-M. Both the parties should not vote in the budget session,” said the PPP chairman while chairing a meeting of the National Assembly Human Rights Committee on Monday.
Maryam thanks Bilawal for 'getting up mid-meal to fetch her tea'
The Human Rights Committee has also proposed to review the cybercrimes bill. The meeting also reviewed the implementation of the international agreements on human rights and the situation of the freedom of expression.
Expressing concerns over actions taken regarding the cybercrime bill, the NA body summoned the Federal Investigation Agency director general in the next meeting.
Raising the issue of former SSP Rao Anwar, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf MNA Saifur Rehman said the police officer should be questioned on the issue of human rights. “If Rao Anwar is stopped being called a brave child, the situation can improve.”