Nation celeberates Eid ul Azha with religious, fervour

The country is celebrating Eidul Azha, the Festival of Sacrifice, with religious zeal and fervour amidst Covid-19 measures to prevent the spread of the deadly virus.

The faithfuls thronged mosques, Eidgahs and open places in all cities, towns and villages to offer Eid prayers with the implementation of SOPs outlined by the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC).

Special prayers were offered for the well-being of the Muslim ummah as well as progress, prosperity and security of the country.
Following the Eid prayers, people started sacrificing animals to commemorate the great sacrifice of Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) and Hazrat Ismael (AS).

Eidul Al Azha is one of the two major festivals in Islam. It marks the conclusion of Hajj, the annual and most important pilgrimage to Makkah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

President Dr. Arif Alvi and Prime Minister Imran Khan in their separate messages on the festive occasion of Eidul Azha said that without the spirit of sacrifice, a nation cannot aspire to achieve goal of development.

President Alvi urged the people to continue raising their guard against the fourth wave of coronavirus by strictly observing all standard operating procedures to contain its further spread.

He stressed upon prolonging these efforts to overcome the more aggressive Delta variant.

Prime Minister Khan in his message said it was the passion which helped the Pakistani nation to save itself from the global coronavirus pandemic with wisdom, national strategy and patience.

He said that the economic situation with which the country was confronted has been changing now and the economy has now been put on the right track. Through different schemes launched by his government, the people are being provided with relief, he added.

PM Khan said the day is not far when Pakistan would be standing equally in the ranks of developed countries.

 

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Nation celeberates Eid ul Azha with religious, fervour

The country is celebrating Eidul Azha, the Festival of Sacrifice, with religious zeal and fervour amidst Covid-19 measures to prevent the spread of the deadly virus.

The faithfuls thronged mosques, Eidgahs and open places in all cities, towns and villages to offer Eid prayers with the implementation of SOPs outlined by the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC).

Special prayers were offered for the well-being of the Muslim ummah as well as progress, prosperity and security of the country.
Following the Eid prayers, people started sacrificing animals to commemorate the great sacrifice of Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) and Hazrat Ismael (AS).

Eidul Al Azha is one of the two major festivals in Islam. It marks the conclusion of Hajj, the annual and most important pilgrimage to Makkah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

President Dr. Arif Alvi and Prime Minister Imran Khan in their separate messages on the festive occasion of Eidul Azha said that without the spirit of sacrifice, a nation cannot aspire to achieve goal of development.

President Alvi urged the people to continue raising their guard against the fourth wave of coronavirus by strictly observing all standard operating procedures to contain its further spread.

He stressed upon prolonging these efforts to overcome the more aggressive Delta variant.

Prime Minister Khan in his message said it was the passion which helped the Pakistani nation to save itself from the global coronavirus pandemic with wisdom, national strategy and patience.

He said that the economic situation with which the country was confronted has been changing now and the economy has now been put on the right track. Through different schemes launched by his government, the people are being provided with relief, he added.

PM Khan said the day is not far when Pakistan would be standing equally in the ranks of developed countries.

 

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EFFORTS ON TO SOW SEEDS OF DISCORD BETWEEN PAKISTAN, CHINA: RASHEED

Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed on Tuesday said that efforts are underway to create misunderstanding between all-weather friends Pakistan and China, reported.

Addressing a press conference in Rawalpindi, Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed said that the investigation into the Dasu bus tragedy has been completed and China is satisfied with it.
Dasu tragedy happened a day before the Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) meeting, he added. The minister said Israel, India along the anti-Pakistan lobby have waged hybrid war against Islamabad.

Commenting on the alleged abduction of Afghan’s envoy daughter, Interior Minister said that the envoy’s daughter went to Khadda Market and then reached Rawalpindi and Daman-e-Kooh. She kept using the internet and when she gave her phone for investigation, it was completely wiped out.

“All four taxi drivers have no criminal record and are clear,” he said and added that Islamabad has completed its investigation into the matter and hoped that daughter of the Afghan envoy Najibullah Alikhil will soon be part of the investigation.

Replying to a query, Sheikh Rashid said that Pakistan’s desire for peace and stability in Afghanistan and whatever the Afghans will decide will be endorsed by Pakistan. He said Pakistan Armed Forces are ready for any situation.

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EFFORTS ON TO SOW SEEDS OF DISCORD BETWEEN PAKISTAN, CHINA: RASHEED

Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed on Tuesday said that efforts are underway to create misunderstanding between all-weather friends Pakistan and China, reported.

Addressing a press conference in Rawalpindi, Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed said that the investigation into the Dasu bus tragedy has been completed and China is satisfied with it.
Dasu tragedy happened a day before the Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) meeting, he added. The minister said Israel, India along the anti-Pakistan lobby have waged hybrid war against Islamabad.

Commenting on the alleged abduction of Afghan’s envoy daughter, Interior Minister said that the envoy’s daughter went to Khadda Market and then reached Rawalpindi and Daman-e-Kooh. She kept using the internet and when she gave her phone for investigation, it was completely wiped out.

“All four taxi drivers have no criminal record and are clear,” he said and added that Islamabad has completed its investigation into the matter and hoped that daughter of the Afghan envoy Najibullah Alikhil will soon be part of the investigation.

Replying to a query, Sheikh Rashid said that Pakistan’s desire for peace and stability in Afghanistan and whatever the Afghans will decide will be endorsed by Pakistan. He said Pakistan Armed Forces are ready for any situation.

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Sindh: Crackdown continues against transporters involve in overcharging on Eid

The crackdown launched against the transporters who were involved in overcharging on the eve of Eidul Adha continues across Sindh province.

According to Sindh Transport Minister, Syed Awais Shah, several transporters in Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Thatta and others were fined for overcharging the travelers.

More than Rs200,000 excessively charged from the passengers were returned in the province-wide crackdown, he added. A fine of Rs180,000 was imposed on the various vehicles found flaunting the government orders.
Several passengers were warned over not having COVID-19 vaccination certificates along with them while travelling, while 45 of the passengers were administered COVID-19 vaccine in Larkana.

Shah said nobody will be allowed to fleece people on the occasion of Eid ul Azha and directed the transport department to monitor transport fares.

 

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Rocket attack on Presidential palace during Ghani’s speech

Several rockets landed Tuesday in the Afghan capital during the speech by President Ashraf Ghani marking the start of the holiday of Eid ul Adha.

As per Afghan media, the rockets, fired at around 8:00 am (0330 GMT), were heard across the heavily fortified Green Zone that houses the presidential palace and several embassies, including the US mission.

Afghan media confirmed that the rockets were fired from district Parwan of the country, which landed Baghi Ali Mardan and Chaman-e-Huzoori, both the areas are closed to the Afghan presidential palace.
Initially, no group claimed responsibility for the attack, whereas security has been beefed up in Kabul and the movement of the people has been restricted.

Rockets have been aimed at the palace several times in the past, the last being in December.

Earlier this week, the delegations from the Afghan government and the Taliban had said in a joint statement on Sunday that they will meet again and plan to expedite peace negotiations after two-days talks in Doha.

The negotiators from the rival sides had said the two sides committed to continue negotiations at a high level until a settlement is reached and they would work to provide humanitarian assistance throughout Afghanistan, Al-Jazeera reported.

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Sindh: Crackdown continues against transporters involve in overcharging on Eid

The crackdown launched against the transporters who were involved in overcharging on the eve of Eidul Adha continues across Sindh province.

According to Sindh Transport Minister, Syed Awais Shah, several transporters in Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Thatta and others were fined for overcharging the travelers.

More than Rs200,000 excessively charged from the passengers were returned in the province-wide crackdown, he added. A fine of Rs180,000 was imposed on the various vehicles found flaunting the government orders.
Several passengers were warned over not having COVID-19 vaccination certificates along with them while travelling, while 45 of the passengers were administered COVID-19 vaccine in Larkana.

Shah said nobody will be allowed to fleece people on the occasion of Eid ul Azha and directed the transport department to monitor transport fares.

 

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