OPEN PARLIAMENT

Demanding the provincial government to write off the farmers’ agriculture loan.

Establishment of Cardiac Centre in Khusab

Restoration of MBBS and BDS seats for medical students in medical colleges of Punjab

To ensure free education to the children between the age of five to 16 years

Ban on throwing of fake printed notes in happy occasions and forfeited from the market

Promotion of 10,000 Graduate English teachers.

Quran to be taught as a compulsory subject in colleges and universities of Sindh

Removal of Inspector General of Police, Sindh.

People of Sindh have the right to basic health and must be provided the Health Insurance.

To include Lawyers in Prime Minister’s Health Card Scheme.

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to increase the upper age limit for appointments in Government Departments .”

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to increase the upper age limit for appointments in Government Departments .”

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to increase the upper age limit for appointments in Government Departments .”

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to protect the residents of Islamabad from stray dogs .”

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to declare Friday as a weekly holiday .”

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to restore the educational increments of all Federal Government employees.”

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to discourage the trend of getting loans from foreign and domestic banks .”

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That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Federal Medical Teaching Institute Ordinance, 2020 (No. XII of 2020) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 13-03-2021, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.”

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to reduce the prices of life saving medicines .”

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to protect the residents of Islamabad from stray dogs .”

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to create maximum jobs opportunities in the country .”

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to establish a women University in District Buner .”

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to exempt all Mosques and Madaris from all taxes being charged in electricity bills .”

The Federal Medical Teaching Institute Ordinance, 2020 (No.XII of 2020).

The Federal Medical Teaching Institute Ordinance, 2020 (No.XII of 2020).

The Federal Medical Teaching Institute Ordinance, 2020 (No.XII of 2020).

The Federal Medical Teaching Institute Ordinance, 2020 (No.XII of 2020).

The Federal Medical Teaching Institute Ordinance, 2020 (No.XII of 2020).

The House expresses its grave concern over the dilapidated conditions of labourers and workers throughout the country.

“The House strongly condemns the unprovoked firing by the Indian Forces on the Line of Control on the vehicle of United Nations Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) on 18th December, 2020 despite of clear United Nations marks and flag on the said vehicle. The House also condemns Indian violation of the international norms of staff behaviour, International Law and United Nations. The House urges upon the Government to take up the incident of unprovoked firing by the Indian Forces on the UNMOGIP vehicle on all international diplomatic fora including the United Nations.”

“This House strongly condemns the incidents of domestic violence and demands that the Government should establish special desks in every police station in Islamabad Capital Territory to help the victims of domestic violence.”

“'The House is cognizant of the fact that in order to strengthen democracy and democratic principles in the country, there is dire need to make the people in Pakistan aware of their civic rights and duties as enshrined in Articles 9 to 28 of the Constitution of Pakistan. The House recommends that in order to make the people of Pakistan in general and the residents of Federal Capital in particular aware about their civic rights and duties as vigilant citizens of Pakistan, the Federal Government should make arrangements for compulsory teaching of civic education encompassing the subjects of public good, environment protection, public safety, basic health care and obeying traffic rules and regulations in the national curriculum being taught at primary and secondary levels in the educational institutions under the administrative control of the Federal Government.”

“This House recommends that the Government should take necessary steps to make it mandatory for the Oil and Gas companies operating in the country to provide employment to locals in their respective fields and to carry out welfare work under the Corporate Social Responsibilities in the area of their operation.”

Demanding the provincial government to suspend anti-encroachment drive on irrigation land and resolve the dispute through negotiations with its occupants.

Establishment of Cardiac center in Khushab

Restoration of MBBS and BDS allotted seats to Sindh students in medical colleges of Punjab Province

Formulation and implementation of policy to provide free education to provide free education facilities to children between the ages of five and 16 years as per Article 25-A of the Constitution of Pakistan.

Ban on throwing of counterfeit notes on the happy occasions printed notes to be forfeited from the market.

Promotion of 10,000 graduate English teachers

From revious 2 years dozens of the resolutiions were adopted /passed in balochistan assembly. But balochistan government has neglected those resolutions in making budget and other policies. Which is disrespect of members of assembly. I request along with my all members that government give detail of the pass resolutions of last two years along with all information and details ?

Route of baleli towards ghbarg area is much important in quetta which can decrease traffic problems in quetta. So requesting to hand over this route to NHA and make funds for that route

There is 67 medical colleges in and medical universities in which seats for student of balochistan are there. But now Pakistan medical commission decreases the numbers of seats for balochistan to 15. I request to assembly that ensure the 135 seats of medical for students of balochistan in different universities and colleges of Pakistan.

From revious 2 years dozens of the resolutiions were adopted /passed in balochistan assembly. But balochistan government has neglected those resolutions in making budget and other policies. Which is disrespect of members of assembly. I request along with my all members that government give detail of the pass resolutions of last two years along with all information and details ?

Route of baleli towards ghbarg area is much important in quetta which can decrease traffic problems in quetta. So requesting to hand over this route to NHA and make funds for that route.

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to introduce police reforms.

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to complete the on-going Hydropower generation projects in the country as soon as possible

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to restore the licence of BOL News Channel .”

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to declare Friday as a weekly holiday .”

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to decrease the markup rate of ZTBL loans on E-Credit Scheme/Kissan Dost Scheme and other schemes to the farmers due to Covid-19 Pandemic .”

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to declare Friday as a weekly holiday.”

“This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to complete the on-going Hydropower generation projects in the country as soon as possible .”

Demanding immediate provision of smart cards to 88,000 citizens by Excise and Taxation Department Lahore

Regarding ban on construction of housing societies and industrial units on agriculture lands in Punjab

To pay tribute to Pakistan Army included in ten most powerful forces in the world as per Global Fireworks Index 2021

Installation of water filtration plants in government schools of Lahore

Provision of jobs quota to transgender

Brutality of Indian government with Sikh farmers.

Resolutions to grant 90-day extension to the Punjab Hotels and Restaurants (Amendment) Ordinance 2020.

Resolution to grant 90-day extension to the Punjab Tourist Guides (Amendment) Ordinance 2020

To grant 90-day extension to the Punjab Panah Gah Authority Ordinance 2021

To grant 90-day extension to the King Edward Medical University, Lahore (Amendment) Ordinance 2021

Resolution under Article 144 of the constitution to empower the Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament) for regulating Ruet-e-Hilal by law.

Repairing of road from Town chowk Sarwar Shaheed Kot Tehsil to Rangpur Town.

Demanding the federal government to contact with Google and Wikipedia management to curb propaganda against caliphs of Islam

District Jhelum Tehsil Pandadankhan should be given the status of Baldia Town Committee

Arrangements for teaching the Holy Quran with translation in educational institutions.

To declare District Chakwal as tourist destination.

Naming Kahuta Azad Pattan Road in the name of MPA Muneera Yameen Satti Road who recently died due to coronavirus.

Demanded the government to check circulation of fake currency notes

Take result oriented steps for blocking the publication and floating of blasphemous material on social media networks

The Government should establish drug rehabilitation centers in every district of the country

The Government should devise a comprehensive distance learning strategy containing the utilization of all technological tools available in Pakistan in collaboration with all provincial Governments.

Establish a border crossing point for public on Pak-Afghan border in the area of Kharakai, Shahi Bin Shahi in District Lower Dir.

To ban Companies providing substandard water

to take notice of low pressure of Gas in the Province and get it resolved.

To issue health cards to the people of Sindh

To immediately end diplomatic, trade, air and naval relations with France.

Journalists and media persons be provided with health insurance cards by the Provincial Government of Sindh for facilitating them to avail broad health facilities at designated hospitals.

to condemn killing of coal miners in Balochistan belonging to Hazara Community.

to condemn killing of coal miners in Balochistan belonging to Hazara Community.

to condemn killing of coal miners in Balochistan belonging to Hazara Community.

the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab extends the period of validity of the Sugar Factories (Control) (Amendment) Ordinance 2020 (XIII of 2020), promulgated on 24 September 2020, for a further period of ninety days with effect from 23 December 2020

the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab extends the period of validity of the Sugar Factories (Control) (Second Amendment) Ordinance 2020 (XIV of 2020), promulgated on 14 October 2020, for a further period of ninety days with effect from 12 January 2021

the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab extends the period of validity of the Punjab Local Government (Amendment) Ordinance 2020 (XVIof 2020), promulgated on 02 November 2020, for a further period of ninety days with effect from 31 January 2021

the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab extends the period of validity of the Companies Profits (Workers’ Participation) (Amendment) Ordinance 2020 (XVII of 2020), promulgated on 02 December 2020, for a further period of ninety days with effect from 02 March 2021

the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab extends the period of validity of the Punjab Overseas Pakistanis Commission Ordinance 2020 (XVIII of 2020), promulgated on 11 December 2020, for a further period of ninety days with effect from 11March 2021

to provide/ accommodate development schemes of Opposition Members of Sindh Assembly

to provide announced compensations to all victims of rain disaster and COVID crisis including the special packages for Medical Staff and doctors by Sindh Government

to rename French Embassy road located in Karachi as the Khatim-e-Nabuwat road

bad condition of Karachi having three crore population

to condemn the act of issuance of bogus domiciles of the Province to the non-residents of the Province

to express condolence over the demise of PPPP lawmaker Jam Madad Ali

to hand over road to NHA

condemn the closure of 24 news channel

December 3 celebrated as special persons

The population of the tehsil mashkail is is above then 70 thousands but still it is union council I give recommendation to government looking towards increased population of the tehsil mashkail give status of TOWN

Land mafia accupaied land of the minorities and that lands are not just lands even the land of the graveyard, temple and religious insitiute are accupaied by land mafias. I request government to take action and took lands from that land mafias

Few areas of the Quetta and related there are young bikers who do one wheeling and bike race in some specific areas due to which many precious lives had gone. Have many youngster died because of bike accident. We request government to take action against it to safe our youth from this deadly act

Few areas of the Quetta and related there are young bikers who do one wheeling and bike race in some specific areas due to which many precious lives had gone. Have many youngster died because of bike accident. We request government to take action against it to safe our youth from this deadly act

Few areas of the Quetta and related there are young bikers who do one wheeling and bike race in some specific areas due to which many precious lives had gone. Have many youngster died because of bike accident. We request government to take action against it to safe our youth from this deadly act

There is no women police station in province Baluchistan as like other provinces. In Baluchistan no single women police station is there and very less amount of women police in police stations

In Gwadar government is trying to declare lands of the people of the qawadar to government lands due to which people of the qawadar are very much in tension. I request government to stop trying to declare the land of the locals of qawadar to government land

In Gwadar government is trying to declare lands of the people of the qawadar to government lands due to which people of the qawadar are very much in tension. I request government to stop trying to declare the land of the locals of qawadar to government land

In Gwadar government is trying to declare lands of the people of the qawadar to government lands due to which people of the qawadar are very much in tension. I request government to stop trying to declare the land of the locals of qawadar to government land

In Gwadar government is trying to declare lands of the people of the qawadar to government lands due to which people of the qawadar are very much in tension. I request government to stop trying to declare the land of the locals of qawadar to government land

Through presidential ordinance federal government take costal area of Sindh and Balochistan

Minorities land occupied by land mafia

one wheeling from youngster on district Quetta roads

one wheeling from youngster on district Quetta roads

one wheeling from youngster on district Quetta roads

establishment of women police and thanas in Balochistan like other provinces

Increase fee in private medical colleges

water overflow in PP-74 drains

Government make sure Quranic education in all education institutions

Bradlaugh Hall role in independence war

condemning blasphemous caricatures as well as French President Emmanuel Macron’s hateful comments against Islam

demanding the federal government to fix rate of paddy crop at Rs.2300 per 40 kilogram

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020 (VII of 2020) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 04-11-2020 under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Public Private Partnership Authority (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020 (VIII of 2020) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 04-11-2020 under proviso to subparagraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Corporate Restructuring Companies (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020 (Ord. No. IX of 2020) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 04-11-2020 under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

to condemn the bomb blasts in Quetta and Peshawar, resulting in the loss of several innocent lives

strongly condemned the statement of a participant of the opposition’s PDM public gathering in Quetta against Article 251 of the Constitution

to condemn Armenian Aggression in Nagorno-Karabakh region o the Republic of Azerbaijan

condemning blasphemous caricatures as well as French president Emmanuel Macron’s hateful comments against Islam

condemning blasphemous caricatures as well as French president Emmanuel Macron’s hateful comments against Islam

condemning blasphemous caricatures as well as French president Emmanuel Macron’s hateful comments against Islam

condemning blasphemous caricatures as well as French president Emmanuel Macron’s hateful comments against Islam

to condemn publication of blasphemous caricatures in France and comments of French President Emmanuel Macron about Islam

Expressing grave concern on the increase in number of drug addicts in the country, this House demands that the Government should establish drug rehabilitation centers in every district of the country

This House recommends that the Government should take immediate steps, including public awareness campaign and strengthening of the screening mechanism in banks, to control the circulation of fake currency notes of Rs. 1000 and 5000 denominations in the country which are almost similar to the original notes and to take stern action against the criminals involved in manufacturing and circulation of the same

This House recommends that the Government should take immediate steps to establish proper juvenile courts in Islamabad Capital Territory for hearing the cases of juveniles arrested on suspicion of committing crimes

cognizant of the fact that lack of modern training and outdated methods of Police investigation in criminal cases, with particular reference to the cases of sexual assaults, causes delay in the administration of justice to the victims especially the women, this House recommends that the Government should take immediate steps to provide the ICT police personnel with modern training in advanced and scientific methods of investigation in criminal cases particularly in cases of sexual assaults and also increase the number of investigation officers in order to finalize such cases and provide justice to the victims at the earliest

this House strongly condemns the incidents of domestic violence and demands that the Government should establish special desks in every police station in Islamabad Capital Territory to help the victims of domestic violence

The Senate of Pakistan strongly condemns the vicious acts of burning and descrating the Holy Quran in two different events in Norway and Sweden on 29th August, 2020 by Islamophobe groups and the plan by the infamous magazine 'Charlie Hebdo' to again publish sacrilegious cartoons that are calculated at desecrating the noble name and sublime character of the Holy and Last Prophet of Islam (SAW). The House considers that these vicious acts which are contrary to a number of Resolutions and Covenants of international organizations including UN and EU, are neither justified under the pretext of the freedom of speech nor under any other lawful excuse and are prima facie calculated to harm interfaith harmony, communal peace, religious tolerance and ultimately global peace and tranquility. The Senate of Pakistan urges upon the Government to engage the UN and EU Members for framing ways and means to stop repetition of such incidents in future in order to promote religious tolerance and global peace

to show solidarity with Kashmir

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020 (VII of 2020) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 04-11-2020 under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Public Private Partnership Authority (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020 (VIII of 2020) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 04-11-2020 under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to declare teaching of Braille and sign language compulsory in all educational institutions under the administrative control of the Federal Government and also telecast the proceedings of parliament in the sign language

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to hold accountable Federal Government Employees Housing Authority upon its failure to start development work on PHASE VI (Barakahu Housing Scheme and namely ‘Green Enclave’), which was started for FG employees & others in 2009 on the basis of ‘First Comes First Serve

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to control price hike in the country

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to create maximum jobs opportunities in the country

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to increase the number of FIA and other law enforcement agencies personel

the sad demise of former Senator Mr. Rashid Hussain Rabbani

Expressing grave concern on the increase in number of drug addicts in the country, this House demands that the Government should establish drug rehabilitation centers in every district of the country

This House recommends that the Government should take immediate steps, including public awareness campaign and strengthening of the screening mechanism in banks, to control the circulation of fake currency notes of Rs. 1000 and 5000 denominations in the country which are almost similar to the original notes and to take stern action against the criminals involved in manufacturing and circulation of the same

The Senate of Pakistan strongly condemns the vicious acts of burning and descrating the Holy Quran in two different events in Norway and Sweden on 29th August, 2020 by Islamophobe groups and the plan by the infamous magazine 'Charlie Hebdo' to again publish sacrilegious cartoons that are calculated at descrating the noble name and sublime character of the Holy and Last Prophet of Islam (SAW)The House considers that these vicious acts which are contrary to a number of Resolutions and Covenants of international organizations including UN and EU, are neither justified under the pretext of the freedom of speech nor under any other lawful excuse and are prima facie calculated to harm interfaith harmony, communal peace, religious tolerance and ultimately global peace and tranquility The Senate of Pakistan urges upon the Government to engage the UN and EU Members for framing ways and means to stop repetition of such incidents in future in order to promote religious tolerance and global peace

Cognizant of the fact that lack of modern training and outdated methods of Police investigation in criminal cases, with particular reference to the cases of sexual assaults, causes delay in the administration of justice to the victims especially the women, this House recommends that the Government should take immediate steps to provide the ICT police personnel with modern training in advanced and scientific methods of investigation in criminal cases particularly in cases of sexual assaults and also increase the number of investigation officers in order to finalize such cases and provide justice to the victims at the earliest

This House strongly condemns the incidents of domestic violence and demands that the Government should establish special desks in every police station in Islamabad Capital Territory to help the victims of domestic violence

on sad demise of former Senator Syed Qurban Ali Shah who was elected as Member of the first Senate of Pakistan in 1973 to 1975 from the Province of Sindh on the ticket of PPP

on sad demise of former Senator Hazrat Pir Khwaja Hameed-ud-din Sialvi who was elected as member Senate of Pakistan on the ticket of PML from March 1988 to March 1994

to construct crossovers (U-turns) on Multan Road Lahore to avoid traffic mess

provide canal water to villages in the constituency of PP-104

urged the government to decrease prices of medicines

Non-availability of lights and CCTV cameras on Peshawar to Karachi motorway

impose ban on iron which were loaded on tractor during night

to acknowledge and appreciate China’s timely support for Pakistan to fight with corona virus

the sad demise of former Senator Aftab Ahmad Sheikh.

demanding the provincial administration to play its role against inflation

promote industry and establish technical institutions to overcome unemployment

to end unannounced load shedding in the province

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

demanding to improve prosecution as well as criminal justice systems in the country and restrict police, media and investigation agencies not to disclose the nationality of any accused till confirmation from his/her identity documents

urging the Federal Government to decrease PIA fairs for Quetta

Current inflation and high prices in province. Bureaucracy must play role and government to to give relief to people living here in Baluchistan as they are patriot and it is the responsibility of the current government to give relief

Poverty, unemployment and peace to overcome that government must increase industrial development and human recourse in priority

In province there is thousands of people holding illegal local and domicile and working in different department also in federal departments. People are not actually local of Baluchistan even they have not seen Baluchistan yet. Please in priority there must be verification for local and domicile

In province there is thousands of people holding illegal local and domicile and working in different department also in federal departments. People are not actually local of Baluchistan even they have not seen Baluchistan yet. Please in priority there must be verification for local and domicile

Women of the province from decades are very deprived and not empowers in any sector. Like in education , employment social and political empowerment women empowerment

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the International Court of Justice (Review and Reconsideration) Ordinance, 2020 (VI of 2020) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 17-09-2020 under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Demanding the provincial and Federal government to strengthen the democratic institutions including parliament, judiciary, media and election commission.

Demanding the provincial and Federal government to strengthen the democratic institutions including parliament, judiciary, media and election commission

Demanding the provincial and Federal government to strengthen the democratic institutions including parliament, judiciary, media and election commission.

issuance of gratis passport to lawmakers’ families

issuance of gratis passport to lawmakers’ families

urging the federal government to construct road link Nankana Sahib with motorway

to prepare insect resilient seeds

to help the flood affected in Tehsil Bhera and Bhalwal

Urging the federal government to conduct inquiry of the responsible for the faulty grid in Mandi Baha ud Din

to condemn the blasphemy incident in Sweden and UK’s accusation against Pakistan of suppressing minorities

demanding establishment of a university in Gujranwala

demanding establishment of dog centres

legislation for the provision of group insurance amount to government employees

urging the provincial government to clean the water drain and provide relief to the flood affected people of the lawmaker’s constituency

On the murder of 5 years old Marva Akhtar in Karachi

On the murder of 5years old Marva Akhtar in Karachi

Condemnation of published caricatures of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H Khatamun Nabiyyin) in a Frensh Magazine

Condemnation of published caricatures of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H Khatamun Nabiyyin) in a Frensh Magazine

Condemnation of published caricatures of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H Khatamun Nabiyyin) in a Frensh Magazine

Condemnation of published caricatures of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H Khatamun Nabiyyin) in a Frensh Magazine

Providing gas to PK-7

To Celebrate 4th September as a Hijab day

To Celebrate 4th September as a Hijab day

To Celebrate 4th September as a Hijab day

demanding the provincial and Federal government to introduce reforms in the KP prisons for the advancement of health

condemn the remarks of an MMA lawmaker against the House

the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab extends the period of validity of the Punjab Infectious Diseases (Prevention and Control) Ordinance 2020 (II of 2020), promulgated on 27 March 2020, for a further period of ninety days with effect from 25 June 2020

the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab extends the period of validity of the Punjab Local Government (Amendment) Ordinance 2020 (III of 2020), promulgated on 27 March 2020, for a further period of ninety days with effect from 25 June 2020

the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab extends the period of validity of the Punjab Village Panchayats and Neighbourhood Councils (Amendment) Ordinance 2020 (IV of 2020), promulgated on 27 March 2020, for a further period of ninety days with effect from 25 June 2020

the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab extends the period of validity of the Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Ordinance 2020 (VI of 2020), promulgated on 21 April 2020, for a further period of ninety days with effect from 20 July 2020

the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab extends the period of validity of the Punjab Private Educational Institutions (Promotion and Regulation) (Amendment) Ordinance 2020 (VII of 2020), promulgated on 22 April 2020, for a further period of ninety days with effect from 21 July 2020

the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab extends the period of validity of the Code of Civil Procedure (Punjab Amendment) Ordinance 2020 (VIII of 2020), promulgated on 29 April 2020, for a further period of ninety days with effect from 28 July 2020

to legislate and make rules for payment of Group Insurance with profit to all Government servants of Punjab on their retirement as it is practiced in other provinces of Pakistan

necessary steps should be taken for installation of water filtration plant in PP-185 for provision of clean drinking water to the residents of the constituency and to save them from contagious diseases

paying tribute to mothers of Pakistan and world all over on the occasion of International Mothers’ Day. The Resolution stated that no doubt father plays key role in the brought up, education and training of children but the role of mother is also significant. Good mothers give great nations. The House urged the Government to take necessary steps for mental and physical health, diet, education and training of expecting mothers and provide facilities for safe delivery and child health

lauding and supporting Federal Government to start construction of Diamer Bhasha Dam which would generate 4500 megawatt electricity and irrigate 12 lacs acres of land. The construction of this dam would enhance the life of Tarbela Dam upto 35 years and would also provide jobs to more than 16000 people

the Federal and the Provincial Governments to provide necessary protective equipment to the janitorial staff deputed in Hospitals and Quarantine Centers who are fighting as frontline soldiers against Corona Virus and are performing their duties honestly without provision of such protective equipment

paying rich tributes to Professor Muhammad Waris Mir for his services. The deceased started his journalistic career in 1958 and was a renowned intellectual, journalist and a teacher till 1987. He struggled hard for democracy during the days of dictatorship and called spade a spade through his writings. He was Head of the Department of Journalism in University of the Punjab and remained associated with it for twenty five years. He wrote blunt and thoughtful articles in all the renowned newspapers of Pakistan. Despite restrictions, threats, mental agony and violence, he adhered to his cause and stood against brutal forces. The Resolution lauded and acknowledged his matchless services for the country and demanded to rename New Campus underpass as Professor Waris Mir underpass close to the place where he is buried

Hazrat Fatima Al Zahra daughter of Hazrat Muhammad, mother of Hasnain Kareema in and leader of women in Jannah is buried in Janat-ul-Baqi Madina Munawara and demanded the Federal Government to use its diplomatic influence with Saudi Government to take necessary steps for the construction of mausoleum of Hazrat Fatima Al Zahra in Janat-ul-Baqi and if there was any financial hindrance in its construction, the mover would bear all the expenses

condemning attack by India on Asthan Shri Akal Takht (the holiest site of the Sikh Community) on 6 June 1984, in which thousands of sikh pilgrims were died, present in the premises of Gurdwara Sahib and annexed places of worship and demanded provision of justice to Sikh Community and punishment to all those culprits involved in this heinous crime. Exploitation of Sikh Community and this barbarism should be declared a martial crime. Furthermore, barbarism continuing in India on minorities including Kashmiris Muslims should immediately be stopped

condemning that in Idlib Province of Syria which is in a state of civil war, extremists desecrated the graves of eighth Umayyad Caliph Hazrat Umar Bin Abdul Aziz, his wife Mohtarma Fatima Binte Abdul Malik and his servant Abu Zakariya Yahya. The extremists dug the graves of these three and transferred the remnants of their bodies to an unknown place which is against the protocol and respect of human body which should be respected even after death. The Resolution further stated that this shameful incident and act of disrespect with the grave and the body of Hazrat Umar Bin Abdul Aziz is extremely miserable and the Punjab Assembly urges that the responsible should be punished and UN Human Rights Council, UNESCO, OIC, and other International Organizations should protect and save remaining historical and Islamic monuments in Syria and take necessary steps to restore the grave of Hazrat Umar Bin Abdul Aziz. The Resolution also demanded the Federal Government to register a protest with the Government of Syria with respect to desecration of the grave and the body of the deceased

expressing profound grief and sorrow over the sad demise of Ms Shaheen Raza, Mr Shoukat Manzoor Cheema Members Punjab Assembly and Sardar Atif Khan Mazari, Ex-MPA. The House paid tribute to them and prayed for the departed souls to rest in eternal peace. The House also condoled loss of precious human lives in tragic incident of PIA plane from Lahore to Karachi on 22 May 2020 in which hundreds of passengers and staff died including Mr Khalid Sher Dil Khan, Secretary, MPDD, Punjab. The House also lauded and paid tribute to the services of frontline soldiers including Doctors, paramedic and Police official died in connection with fight against COVID-19

to legislate and make rules for payment of group insurance with profit to all Government servants of Punjab on their retirement as it is practiced in other provinces of Pakistan

expressing grief and sorrow over the death of Raja Ashfaq Sarwar, a veteran politician, who died on 11 April 2020. The deceased believed in politics of principles and democratic practices and traditions. He struggled for the democracy and freedom of judiciary and remained loyal with his party till his death. He was a patriotic parliamentarian and was a real Pakistani. He remained Member Punjab Assembly for five terms during 1988-90, 1990-93, 1993-96, 1997-99 & 2013-18 and functioned as Minister for four terms and as Advisor to Chief Minister for one term. The resolution further stated that his death was irreparable loss and he would always be remembered in the parliamentary history of Pakistan. The House prayed for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace and give patience and forbearance to the bereaved family

demanding to devise a procedure for supply of wheat bags and payment of wheat prices to the farmers to avoid any inconvenience to them

Almighty Allah says O Muslims! Hazrat Muhammad is not father of any man but He is the Prophet of Allah and stamp of the messengers and Allah knows everything well”. The House appreciated the Federal cabinet for not including Qadianis in the Minority Commission because they neither recognize the Constitution of Pakistan nor they accept themselves as non-Muslim minority. The Resolution reiterated that every other single day, one or other issue was raised regarding Namoos-e-Rasalat. One time Hajj form was changed and another time word Khatamun Nabiyeen was omitted from the books, but no one was held accountable for such conspiracies. The resolution further stated that Pakistan was an Islamic country but being Pakistani we had to beg for Tahafuz-e-Namoos-e-Rasalat, which was shameful for all of us. The House urged the Federal Government through this resolution to stop this process and those people who were involved in these conspiracies should be exposed and given stringent punishment. Furthermore, Hindu, Sikh and Christians were sitting in the Minority Commission but their presence was never objected because they did not claim to be Muslims. The resolution stated that we raise voice for the minorities’ rights given in the Constitution and if the head of the Qadianis send in writing that they recognize the Constitution of Pakistan and accept themselves as non-Muslim then we would have no objection to their sitting in the Minority Commission. Matter of Khatam-e-Nabuwwat was a red line for all of us and nothing was more important for us than Tahaffuz-e-Khatam-e-Nabuwwat, Tahaffuz-e-Namoos-e-Rasalat Tahaffuz-e-Namoos-e-Ashaab-e-Rasool, Tahaffuz-e-Namoos-e-Ahle Bait Athaar and Tahaffuz-e-Namoos-e-Ummahat-ul-Momineen and our everything was sacrificed on them and there should be no ambiguity about this

water is a basic necessity of every human being but majority of people are deprived of it and urging the Federal Government to add Article in the Constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973 similar to information right in terms of Article 19-A and providing free and compulsory education in terms of Article 25-A, the provision of clean drinking water to every citizen of Pakistan as the fundamental right should be included in the Constitution

to legislate and make rules for payment of group insurance with profit to all Government servants of Punjab on their retirement as it is practiced in other provinces of Pakistan

expressing grief and sorrow on the death of Malik Atta Muhammad Khan who was born on October 25, 1941. He got his early education from Aitchison College Lahore and obtained higher education from Oxford University. He was son in law of Malik Muhammad Ameer Khan, Nawab of Kalabagh. He was grandson of Malik Muhammad Nawaz Khan who remained Federal Minister and Ambassador of Pakistan in France; and cousin of Ch Sher Ali Ex Provincial Minister for Mines & Minerals. The deceased worked tirelessly and contributed in promoting soft image of Pakistan. He brought laurels for the country in Tent Pegging and bull racing. BBC and International Sports Channel paid tributes to him and made documentaries on his services which would be remembered forever. Through the resolution the House prayed for the departed soul and for his forgiveness

8 March 2020 being International Women’s Day was also celebrated in Pakistan. The resolution stated that women of Pakistan were serving in every walk of life, hence; the Punjab Assembly expressed solidarity with them and praised their efforts to acquire their rights. The resolution further added that the House aspired to make every effort to bring women of Pakistan in national mainstream and to empower them economically, socially and politically in the light of insight presented by Quaid-e-Azam

This House recommends that Government should take necessary steps to establish separate lock ups for the custody of juveniles arrested in suspicion of committing crimes in order to keep them separate from adult criminals in lock ups, in all police stations in Islamabad Capital Territory

This House recommends that the Government should include the speech of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, regarding the rights of minorities, delivered on 11th August, 1947 in the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan, in the Curriculum of all educational institutions under the administrative control of the Federal Government in order to acquaint the new generation with the views of Quaid-e-Azam regarding rights of minorities in Pakistan

This House recommends that the Government should take necessary measures to promote cultural norms and social values of our society with particular reference through electronic media in order to present and promote soft and positive image of our society and country

In the light of sayings of Allama Muhammad Iqbal and Quaid-eAzam Muhammad Ali Jinnah about Urdu as the National Language of Pakistan, Articles 5 and 251 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973 and the decision of the Supreme Court of Pakistan dated 8th September, 2015, this House recognizes that Urdu is not only the basis of social and cultural identity of the nation but also a symbol of unity and development of the State The House expresses its concern on the fact that despite the sayings of the founders of Pakistan, Articles of the Constitution and decision of Supreme Court of Pakistan, no concrete steps have been taken regarding the national language resulting in adverse effects on national unity, identity and development Keeping the development of national unity and cultural identity in view, this House recommends that the Government should: (1) take concrete steps, for using Urdu as official language in accordance with Article 251 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973, within the time period prescribed by the Government on 6th July, 2015; (2) take steps for coordination with the Provincial Governments in order to develop a uniform manuscript of the national language; (3) take measures to translate and publish the Federal and Provincial laws in Urdu for facilitation of general public and to upload the same on the Law Division's website; (4) make arrangements for conducting the competitive examinations in Urdu and also to make it as medium of instructions in all the educational institutions in the country; (5) the decision of the Courts should be written and published in Urdu gradually; (6) all the Government departments should use Urdu for submission of their comments, replies and arguments in their court cases; (7) all the academic books should be translated in Urdu by the National Language Authority and other concerned departments so that Urdu can be made medium of instructions in all the educational institutions within one year; and (8) the Government should present a monthly report before the National assembly and Senate about the action taken for the development of Urdu language.

This House expresses grave concern on the increase in inflation rate in the country with particular reference to increase in the prices of various food items during the last one year as reported by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics in its report for the fiscal year 2019-20 and recommends that the Government should take immediate and result oriented steps to control the increasing rate of inflation in the country

This House recommends that the Government should withdraw its decision/plan to shift the Large Taxpayers Units of FBR Quetta to Karachi and Peshawar to Islamabad because such actions will adversely affect the revenue targets and create unrest amongst the business community, tax practitioners and people of the provinces. This House further recommends that Dr. Muhammad Ashfaq Ahmad Member (IR Operations), FBR should refrain from taking such actions

to condemn the harassment to female journalists through various social media accounts

to replace word of `Umul Ambia’ with `Umul Aima’ mistakenly written in a resolution adopted earlier. This resolution demanded to raise the issue with Saudi government to rebuild the Shrine of Hazrat Fatima al-Zahra (RA) in Jannat Al-Baqi, Madina

to write `Khatam-un-Nabiyyin’ at the end of the name of Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH)

to write `Khatam-un-Nabiyyin’ at the end of the name of Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH)

raise the issue with the Saudi government for reconstruction of shrine of Hazrat Bibi Fatima (R.A.)

pay tribute to Professor Waris Mir for his democratic struggle

This House expresses its profound grief and sorrow over the sad demise of one of its most acclaimed members, Senator Mir Hasil Bizenjo, who passed away yesterday on 20 th August, 2020 at the age of 62 due to cancer. Mir Hasil Khan Bizenjo was a firm democrat, a seasoned politician and a highly respected veteran nationalist leader. Senator Bizinjo was born in a family that has played a significant role in national politics. His father Mir Ghous Baksh Bizenjo, who also served as Governor of Balochistan, was a nationalist leader known for his democratic struggle to attain Baloch people’s rights within the federation of Pakistan. Mir Hasil Khan Bizenjo was an active student leader n Karachi University. He started his political career from Pakistan National Party (PNP) and was elected as the member of National Assembly twice in general elections of 1990 and 1997. He founded the Balochistan National Democratic Party (BNDP), which eventually merged with the Balochistan National Movement (BNM) in 2003. BNM became National Party (NP) with Mir Hasil Bizenjo as its first president. Throughout his political career Senator Bizenjo raised voice for the people's rights but categorically opposed armed resistance and militancy, choosing peaceful, democratic and parliamentary ways instead. Late Senator Bizenjo was an exponent of progressive politics. Inna Lillah i Wa Inna Ilaihi Rajion. In 2009, Mir Hasil Bizenjo was elected as a senator and re -elected in Senate elections held in March 2015. During his tenure as Senator, he served as Member of various Committees like House Business Advisory Committee, Information Technology, Overseas Pakistanis, Water Resources, Problems of Less Developed Areas, Senate Finance Committee and Parliamentary Committees on National Security and CPEC. He also chaired the Senate Committee on Devolution. He took office as the federal minister for ports and shipping on May 20, 2016 and as federal minister of maritime affairs, from August 2017 to May 2018 The services rendered by late Senator Mir Hasil Khan Bizenjo for democracy, supremacy of parliament and for the people of Balochistan will be long remembered. His death is not only the loss of his family and his party but it is a National loss. This House expresses its deepest sympathies with the bereaved family, friends and his party. We pray to Almighty Allah to shower His infinite blessings upon the departed soul and may his soul rest in eternal peace

to condemn Indian atrocities in Occupied Kashmir and express solidarity with the Kashmiris for their struggle of self-determination

to condemn Indian atrocities in Occupied Kashmir and express solidarity with the Kashmiris for their struggle of self-determination

to condemn Indian atrocities in Occupied Kashmir and express solidarity with the Kashmiris for their struggle of self-determination

to condemn Indian atrocities in Occupied Kashmir and express solidarity with the Kashmiris for their struggle of self-determination

to condemn Indian atrocities in Occupied Kashmir and express solidarity with the Kashmiris for their struggle of self-determination

to condemn Indian atrocities in Kashmir

the sad demise of Mr. Justice (R) Muhammad Afzal Lone, former Member, Senate of Pakistan

This House recommends that the Government should construct "Small Rubber Dams", which have low cost and less construction time compared to the conventional dams, in Islamabad Capital Territory, for storage of water, provision of clean drinking water and generation of hydropower electricity on captive mode

This House recommends that the Government should construct "Small Rubber Dams", which have low cost and less construction time compared to the conventional dams, in Islamabad Capital Territory, for storage of water, provision of clean drinking water and generation of hydropower electricity on captive mode

This House recommends that the Government should construct "Small Rubber Dams", which have low cost and less construction time compared to the conventional dams, in Islamabad Capital Territory, for storage of water, provision of clean drinking water and generation of hydropower electricity on captive mode

This House recommends that the Government should construct "Small Rubber Dams", which have low cost and less construction time compared to the conventional dams, in Islamabad Capital Territory, for storage of water, provision of clean drinking water and generation of hydropower electricity on captive mode

This House recommends that the Government should construct "Small Rubber Dams", which have low cost and less construction time compared to the conventional dams, in Islamabad Capital Territory, for storage of water, provision of clean drinking water and generation of hydropower electricity on captive mode

This House recommends that the Government should construct "Small Rubber Dams", which have low cost and less construction time compared to the conventional dams, in Islamabad Capital Territory, for storage of water, provision of clean drinking water and generation of hydropower electricity on captive mode

This House recommends that the Government should withdraw the authority of the Pharmaceutical Companies, granted to them under the Drug Policy of the Government, regarding the annual increase of 50% in the prices of medicines

This House recommends that the Government should take necessary steps to establish separate lock ups for the custody of juveniles arrested in suspicion of committing crimes in order to keep them separate from adult criminals in lock ups, in all police stations in Islamabad Capital Territory

This House recommends to the Government to make arrangements for First Aid and Civil Defence Training in the educational institutions under the administrative control of the Federal Government in order to enable the youth to cope with any kind of emergency/accident in efficient-manner and save loss of human life and property

This House Reiterates that ALLAH ALMIGHTY revealed the Holy Quran to His last Messenger, Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) which is the final word of ALLAH ALMIGHTY and a complete source of guidance for the mankind till the day of judgement; Recognizes the fact that our young generation is facing a number of problems and challenges on ideological and moral fronts mainly due to lack of true understanding of the teachings of the Holy Quran and Sunnah; Shows concern on the fact that there is no proper system of the teachings of the Holy Quran and Sunnah in the educational institutions in the country which has created an ideological gap in the minds of our youth; Considers it essential that the meaning and teachings of the Holy Quran should be taught in Urdu in all the universities under the administrative control of the Federal Government in the light of Articles 2, 31(2)(b) and 227 which provides for the Holy Quran and Sunnah to be the supreme law of the land and to promote their teachings in the country; and Therefore, the House recommends and urges upon the Government to make necessary arrangements for the teaching of the Holy Quran with Urdu translation in all the universities under the administrative control of the Federal Government in the country

to include the speech of founder of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam to the Constituent Assembly on the August 11, 1947 regarding minorities as a part of the syllabus

to include the speech of founder of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam to the Constituent Assembly on the August 11, 1947 regarding minorities as a part of the syllabus

to include the speech of founder of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam to the Constituent Assembly on the August 11, 1947 regarding minorities as a part of the syllabus

to include the speech of founder of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam to the Constituent Assembly on the August 11, 1947 regarding minorities as a part of the syllabus

to include the speech of founder of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam to the Constituent Assembly on the August 11, 1947 regarding minorities as a part of the syllabus

to include the speech of founder of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam to the Constituent Assembly on the August 11, 1947 regarding minorities as a part of the syllabus

to include the speech of founder of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam to the Constituent Assembly on the August 11, 1947 regarding minorities as a part of the syllabus

to include the speech of founder of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam to the Constituent Assembly on the August 11, 1947 regarding minorities as a part of the syllabus

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

to write the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAWW) as “Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Allah Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam” in all official and non-official documents

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to increase the upper age limit up to 35 years for appointments in Government Departments

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to increase the upper age limit up to 35 years for appointments in Government Departments

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to increase the upper age limit up to 35 years for appointments in Government Departments

This House is of the opinion that the Government should make arrangements to bound the Government functionaries to enroll their children in Government schools and to get medical treatment from government hospitals

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps for release of prisoners suffering from fatal and deadly diseases in all the prisons throughout the country

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to restore 3G & 4G service in merged areas of erstwhile-FATA, and different districts of Balochistan

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to restore 3G & 4G service in merged areas of erstwhile-FATA, and different districts of Balochistan

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to restore 3G & 4G service in merged areas of erstwhile-FATA, and different districts of Balochistan

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to restore 3G & 4G service in merged areas of erstwhile-FATA, and different districts of Balochistan

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to restore 3G & 4G service in merged areas of erstwhile-FATA, and different districts of Balochistan

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to restore 3G & 4G service in merged areas of erstwhile-FATA, and different districts of Balochistan

This House disapproves the following Ordinance:-The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020 (No.VII of 2020)

condemning the Indian act of changing the special status of Occupied Kashmir on August 5, 2019 and reiterating to resolve the Kashmir dispute in accordance with the international law

The Senate of Pakistan, Lauding the selfless and relentless struggle and sacrifices of Syed Ali Shah Gilani for the right of self determination for the people of Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IOJK); Recognizing his unwavering commitment, dedication, preservance and leadership Acknowledging his role in exposing Indian atrocities, suppressive measures and human rights violations in IOJK; and Concerned that Syed Ali Shah Gilani continues to remain under unjustified house arrest in frail health at the age of 90 years; Calls upon the Government of Pakistan to: i) Name the proposed 'Pakistan University of Engineering and Emerging Technologies' near Prime Minister House in Islamabad as 'Syed Ali Shah Gilani University of Engineering and Emerging Technologies' ii) Confer the highest Civil Award 'Nishan-e-Pakistan' on Syed Ali Shah Gilani for his life-long services and sacrifices for the just and fair settlement of Kashmir issue in the light of UN Resolutions, and the right of self-determination duly recognized by international law; iii) Include the life and struggle of Syed Ali Shah Gilani in the educational curriculum at federal and provincial level; and iv) Mobilize world conscience to help Syed Ali Shah Gilani get best available medical treatment at a place of his choice

This House recommends that the Government may declare Friday as weekly public holiday in the country

This House recommends that the Government should take necessary steps to fix the minimum wage for labourers at par with the price of one tola gold, ensure the provision of financial assistance and rashon to daily wagers and labourers working in informal sectors and issue special passes to the labourers for purchasing kitchen items from utility stores on discount rates

paying tributes to the sacrifices of Kashmiri leader Asiya Abrabi and condemned Indian government for detaining her at isolation ward of Bihar jail

This House recognizes the efforts and personal scarifies of Doctors and paramedical staff fighting on the front lines against the pandemic of COVID-19. The House commends the invaluable contribution of the doctors and paramedical staff in combating this pandemic amid increased medical risks and unprecedented workload of treating huge number of patients. The House highly appreciates and pays tribute to all the doctors and paramedical staff of the country for their selfless and result oriented efforts during this pandemic despite having limited medical and financial resources and a weak healthcare system in the country

This House recommends that the Government should introduce uniform pay scale for all the Federal and Provincial Government employees especially BS-1 to BS-16

This House recommends that the Government should utilize the funds, allocated for various development projects of the parliamentarians, for the treatment and prevention of COVID-19 pandemic and for the assistance and rehabilitation of the poor affected by the lock down

Expressing deep concern on the miserable condition and problems being faced by the labourers and workers of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa stranded in the Gulf countries due to the Covid-19 pandemic, lack of proper facilities in quarantine centers for the returning workers and closure of the Bacha Khan International Airport, Peshawar; the House urges upon the Government to: (1) take necessary measures to make the Bacha Khan International Airport operational and increase the number of flights from the Gulf countries to facilitate those workers; (2) to establish proper quarantine centers with all facilities for the said workers returning from those countries; and (3) to issue directions to the Pakistan embassies in the Gulf countries to help and cooperate with the stranded workers

This House shows serious concern on the Government decision regarding reduction in the pension, being granted to retired and old aged workers by the Employees Old-Age Benefit Institution, from Rs. 8500 to Rs. 6500. The House demands that the said pension should be maintained at its old rates and no reduction whatsoever should be made in it. The House recommends that the Government should take necessary steps to increase the rate of the said pension by that institution keeping in view the increase in inflation

The House recommends that necessary steps should be taken for insurance of major crops in the country specially Wheat and Cotton against natural calamity and disaster

to write the words of `Khatam an-Nabiyyin’ after the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) in all educational textbooks and official documents

to write the words of `Khatam an-Nabiyyin’ after the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) in all educational textbooks and official documents

to write the words of `Khatam an-Nabiyyin’ after the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) in all educational textbooks and official documents

to write the words of `Khatam an-Nabiyyin’ after the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) in all educational textbooks and official documents

The House adopted a resolution to express sorrow over deaths of two religious scholars including Mufti Naeem and Allama Talib Johri

This House recommends that the Government should make an up-to-date system for disposal of garbage including establishment of sewerage treatment plants in different areas of Islamabad and also arrange for proper disposal of large quantity of poultry waste outside the Islamabad jurisdiction which runs down to Rawal Lake in Islamabad to save the people from dangerous diseases caused by garbage and contaminated water

This House recommends that the Government should take necessary steps to fix the minimum wage for labourers at par with the price of one tola gold, ensure the provision of financial assistance and ration to daily wagers and labourers working in the informal sectors and issue special passes to the labourers for purchasing kitchen items from utility stores on discount rates

In pursuance of the resolution of the 40th session of OIC's Foreign Ministers in 2013, the Senate and National Assembly Resolutions of 20th May, 2016 and 29th May, 2018, the House urges upon the Government to: (i) celebrate the 15th day of Ramazan ul Mubarak as Orphan's Day on official and unofficial level; (ii) launch a campaign on print and electronic media to create awareness in people to play their role in looking after the orphans in society; (iii) launch schemes for the welfare of orphans at district level, strengthen the institutions working for welfare of orphans and take effective steps for the better brought up and protection of orphans in the country; (iv) announce special incentives for the local and international NGOs working for the welfare of orphans in the country; (v) provide scholarships and fee waiver to the intelligent orphan and abandoned children in all public and private sector educational institutions; (vi) ensure the provision of necessary funds on monthly basis for fulfilling the needs of food, health and shelter of the orphan and abandoned children

This House recommends that the Government should introduce uniform pay scales for all the Government employees with particular reference to those working in BPS-1 to 16 in Federal Government Departments

This House recommends that the Government should take immediate steps to appoint ambassadors of Pakistan against the 20% quota reserved for non-career diplomats. The House also recommends that the said quota should be equally distributed amongst the provinces and preference should be given to those areas which have had lower representation/share in the ambassadorial posts, especially Balochistan, rural Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab

This House recommends that the Government should take immediate steps to appoint ambassadors of Pakistan against the 20% quota reserved for non-career diplomats. The House also recommends that the said quota should be equally distributed amongst the provinces and preference should be given to those areas which have had lower representation/share in the ambassadorial posts, especially Balochistan, rural Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab

The Senate of Pakistan: Acknowledging the fact that the province of Balochistan has been endowed with vast uninhibited land that offers huge potential for production of solar and wind energy; Showing dismay that these potentials have so far remained untapped due to overly bureaucratic procedures and lack of focus on the province. Moreover, undue delay and hindrances in approving the solar energy projects from the already allocated 3000 MW for the province, with many projects pending for approval for the last two to three years; Expressing deep concern on the fact that the Government is not allowing the establishment of solar projects in the province of Balochistan with a rate of even Rs.7 – 8, whereas similar projects in other provinces / areas have been approved at the rate of 14 cents; the Senate of Pakistan, therefore, demands that: (1) the Federal Government should take immediate steps for approval and facilitation of solar and wind energy projects in Balochistan on priority basis in order to better utilize the uninhibited vast land of the province which will not only create employment opportunities for the youth of the province but will also improve the economic conditions of the province as well as of the country, generate tax and non-tax revenue and greatly improve energy mix situation for environment friendly, sustainable and low cost energy (2) urge the Government to direct the Power Division, NTDC and CPPA to immediately approve projects of solar and wind energy in the province of Balochistan from the 3000 MW allocation, and ensure facilitation of more such projects through one-window operation by eliminating excessive documentation and procedures that severely discourage the investors and cause undue delays in setting up of such important projects in the province. (3) call upon NEPRA to approve tariffs for solar energy projects of Balochistan at parity with similar projects in other provinces, on urgent basis

The Senate of Pakistan: Acknowledging the fact that the province of Balochistan has been endowed with vast uninhibited land that offers huge potential for production of solar and wind energy; Showing dismay that these potentials have so far remained untapped due to overly bureaucratic procedures and lack of focus on the province. Moreover, undue delay and hindrances in approving the solar energy projects from the already allocated 3000 MW for the province, with many projects pending for approval for the last two to three years; Expressing deep concern on the fact that the Government is not allowing the establishment of solar projects in the province of Balochistan with a rate of even Rs.7 – 8, whereas similar projects in other provinces / areas have been approved at the rate of 14 cents; the Senate of Pakistan, therefore, demands that: (1) the Federal Government should take immediate steps for approval and facilitation of solar and wind energy projects in Balochistan on priority basis in order to better utilize the uninhibited vast land of the province which will not only create employment opportunities for the youth of the province but will also improve the economic conditions of the province as well as of the country, generate tax and non-tax revenue and greatly improve energy mix situation for environment friendly, sustainable and low cost energy (2) urge the Government to direct the Power Division, NTDC and CPPA to immediately approve projects of solar and wind energy in the province of Balochistan from the 3000 MW allocation, and ensure facilitation of more such projects through one-window operation by eliminating excessive documentation and procedures that severely discourage the investors and cause undue delays in setting up of such important projects in the province. (3) call upon NEPRA to approve tariffs for solar energy projects of Balochistan at parity with similar projects in other provinces, on urgent basis

The Senate of Pakistan, being the House of Federation, taking note that,-- officers belonging to such occupational groups/services which have direct nexus with the provinces , including but not limiting to Pakistan Administrative Service, Police Service of Pakistan, In-land Revenue Service, do not perform duties in the provinces during their entire term of service and yet manage to get promotions without having the experience of horizontal mobility which ensure wide experience and exposure and place; and - remain posted on the same post, in the same province, same city, same status over three years in violation of instructions with regard to “Normal Tenure of Posting” and “Posting on Deputation ”as provided in the ESTACODE, Recommends that,-(i) officers belonging to such occupational groups/services which have direct nexus with the provinces , including but not limiting to Pakistan Administrative Service, Police Service of Pakistan, In-land Revenue Service, should not be granted promotions in the next grades till such time they have experience of serving in a province for a period of at least three years; (ii) Officers of all occupational groups who have completed normal tenure of three years at same post and still working shall be transferred forthwith to implement the provision of ESTACODE in letter and spirit; and (iii) Officers/Officials working on deputation for last three years shall be repatriated to their parent departments forthwith

The Senate of Pakistan, being the House of Federation, taking note that,-- officers belonging to such occupational groups/services which have direct nexus with the provinces , including but not limiting to Pakistan Administrative Service, Police Service of Pakistan, In-land Revenue Service, do not perform duties in the provinces during their entire term of service and yet manage to get promotions without having the experience of horizontal mobility which ensure wide experience and exposure and place; and - remain posted on the same post, in the same province, same city, same status over three years in violation of instructions with regard to “Normal Tenure of Posting” and “Posting on Deputation ”as provided in the ESTACODE, Recommends that,-(i) officers belonging to such occupational groups/services which have direct nexus with the provinces , including but not limiting to Pakistan Administrative Service, Police Service of Pakistan, In-land Revenue Service, should not be granted promotions in the next grades till such time they have experience of serving in a province for a period of at least three years; (ii) Officers of all occupational groups who have completed normal tenure of three years at same post and still working shall be transferred forthwith to implement the provision of ESTACODE in letter and spirit; and (iii) Officers/Officials working on deputation for last three years shall be repatriated to their parent departments forthwith

This House demands that the Government should allow prohibited bore (PB) arms licences to all Parliamentarians – Senators, MNAs, MPAs of all four provinces and BS-20 and above officers of the Federal and Provincial governments

This House demands that the Government should allow prohibited bore (PB) arms licences to all Parliamentarians – Senators, MNAs, MPAs of all four provinces and BS-20 and above officers of the Federal and Provincial governments

This House demands that the Government should allow prohibited bore (PB) arms licences to all Parliamentarians – Senators, MNAs, MPAs of all four provinces and BS-20 and above officers of the Federal and Provincial governments

to condemn Indian atrocities in Occupied Kashmir and its illegal incursions into Chinese territory

to express solidarity with the Kashmiris braving Indian atrocities and demanded to resolve the issue in accordance with the aspirations of Kashmiri people

to acknowledge the role of National Assembly in connection with its 73rd anniversary for upholding democratic norms

to acknowledge the role of National Assembly in connection with its 73rd anniversary for upholding democratic norms

to acknowledge the role of National Assembly in connection with its 73rd anniversary for upholding democratic norms

to acknowledge the role of National Assembly in connection with its 73rd anniversary for upholding democratic norms

that the National Assembly resolves to extend the COVID-19 (Prevention of Smuggling) Ordinance, 2020 (III of 2020) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 21-08-2020 under proviso to sub-paragraph (i) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

that the National Assembly resolves to extend the Financial Institutions (Secured Transactions) (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020 (IV of 2020) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 27-08-2020 under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

to condole the death of MNA Syed Iftikhar ul Hassan from NA-75 (Sialkot-IV)

to condole the death of MNA Syed Iftikhar ul Hassan from NA-75 (Sialkot-IV)

to condole the death of MNA Syed Iftikhar ul Hassan from NA-75 (Sialkot-IV)

to condole the death of MNA Syed Iftikhar ul Hassan from NA-75 (Sialkot-IV)

to condole the death of MNA Syed Iftikhar ul Hassan from NA-75 (Sialkot-IV)

to condole the death of MNA Syed Iftikhar ul Hassan from NA-75 (Sialkot-IV)

to condole the death of MNA Syed Iftikhar ul Hassan from NA-75 (Sialkot-IV)

to condole the death of MNA Syed Iftikhar ul Hassan from NA-75 (Sialkot-IV)

the house called upon the provincial government to approach the federal government to conduct a forensic audit of the KE and ask it to end prolonged load shedding in Karachi

the house called upon the provincial government to approach the federal government to conduct a forensic audit of the KE and ask it to end prolonged load shedding in Karachi

to establish NICVD Satellite/ Chest Pain Center in Sanghar

rape and violence cases have been reported in different areas of the Province, but no any action seen from the Government of Sindh

to strongly censure the Sindh Government over the fact that a large number of the Sindh Cabinet continue to drawn salary, perks and privileges despite being in jail on bail or pre-arrest bail

to establish POST-COVID Sindh Employment Generation Plan by announcing supportive policies, ease of doing business for high Employment generation sectors like Construction Industry and others

those individuals who are responsible for the delay of K-IV Project should be brought to justice

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to increase the upper age limit up to 35 years for appointments in Government Departments

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to increase the upper age limit up to 35 years for appointments in Government Departments

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to increase the upper age limit up to 35 years for appointments in Government Departments

This House is of the opinion that the Government should make arrangements to bound the Government functionaries to enroll their children in Government schools and to get medical treatment from government hospitals

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to introduce new car companies for manufacturing of low cost cars in the country

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to restore 3 &4G service in areas of erstwhile-FATA, and different districts of Balochistan

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to restore 3 &4G service in areas of erstwhile-FATA, and different districts of Balochistan

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to restore 3 &4G service in areas of erstwhile-FATA, and different districts of Balochistan

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to restore 3 &4G service in areas of erstwhile-FATA, and different districts of Balochistan

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to restore 3 &4G service in areas of erstwhile-FATA, and different districts of Balochistan

This House disapproves the following Ordinance:-The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020 (No.VII of 2020)

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to utilize the un-utilized lands and properties owned by the Federal Government in order to generate revenue for departments and cover losses

to pay tribute to Kashmiris on Kashmir Martyrs' Day (Youm-e-Shuhada-e-Kashmir) for their struggle against Indian illegal occupation of Indian Occupied Kashmir

to pay tribute to Kashmiris on Kashmir Martyrs' Day (Youm-e-Shuhada-e-Kashmir) for their struggle against Indian illegal occupation of Indian Occupied Kashmir

to pay tribute to Kashmiris on Kashmir Martyrs' Day (Youm-e-Shuhada-e-Kashmir) for their struggle against Indian illegal occupation of Indian Occupied Kashmir

to pay tribute to Kashmiris on Kashmir Martyrs' Day (Youm-e-Shuhada-e-Kashmir) for their struggle against Indian illegal occupation of Indian Occupied Kashmir

to pay tribute to Kashmiris on Kashmir Martyrs' Day (Youm-e-Shuhada-e-Kashmir) for their struggle against Indian illegal occupation of Indian Occupied Kashmir

to pay tribute to Kashmiris on Kashmir Martyrs' Day (Youm-e-Shuhada-e-Kashmir) for their struggle against Indian illegal occupation of Indian Occupied Kashmir

to pay tribute to Kashmiris on Kashmir Martyrs' Day (Youm-e-Shuhada-e-Kashmir) for their struggle against Indian illegal occupation of Indian Occupied Kashmir

to pay tribute to Kashmiris on Kashmir Martyrs' Day (Youm-e-Shuhada-e-Kashmir) for their struggle against Indian illegal occupation of Indian Occupied Kashmir

to pay tribute to Kashmiris on Kashmir Martyrs' Day (Youm-e-Shuhada-e-Kashmir) for their struggle against Indian illegal occupation of Indian Occupied Kashmir

to pay tribute to Kashmiris on Kashmir Martyrs' Day (Youm-e-Shuhada-e-Kashmir) for their struggle against Indian illegal occupation of Indian Occupied Kashmir

to pay tribute to Kashmiris on Kashmir Martyrs' Day (Youm-e-Shuhada-e-Kashmir) for their struggle against Indian illegal occupation of Indian Occupied Kashmir

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

to make teaching of the Holy Quran with translation compulsory in educational institutions

that this House strongly condemn the blasphemous statement of Religious Scholar in the honor of Syeda Fatima Zahara (a.s) on Social Media

to write the words of `Khatim-ul-Nabiyeen’ after the name of Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him)

To express condolence over demise of Minister for Human Settlement Ghulam Murtaza Baloch who passed away yesterday after contracting the coronavirus

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to reduce the prices of petroleum products

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to reduce the prices of petroleum products

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to impart training program to sensitize Islamabad Capital Police on violence against children particularly on child abuse

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to restore the educational increments of all Federal Government employees

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to make polio free Pakistan

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to declare Friday as a weekly holiday

This House disapproves the following Ordinances:- (i) The China Pakistan Economic Corridor Authority Ordinance, 2019 (No. XII of 2019) (ii) The Tax Laws (Second Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 (No. XXVI of 2019) (iii) The Enforcement of Women’s Property Rights (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 (No. XXIV of 2019) (iv) The National Accountability (Second Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 (No. XXVII of 2019) ” (v) The Recovery of Mortgage backed Security Ordinance, 2019 (IX of 2019). (vi) The National Counter Terrorism Authority (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 (VII of 2019). (vii) The Pakistan Penal Code (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 (VI of 2019)

The National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution condemning genocide of Muslims in India by Hindu extremists and urging upon government to take up the matter with OIC in order to ensure the security of Muslims and minorities in India

The National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution condemning genocide of Muslims in India by Hindu extremists and urging upon government to take up the matter with OIC in order to ensure the security of Muslims and minorities in India

The National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution condemning genocide of Muslims in India by Hindu extremists and urging upon government to take up the matter with OIC in order to ensure the security of Muslims and minorities in India

The National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution condemning genocide of Muslims in India by Hindu extremists and urging upon government to take up the matter with OIC in order to ensure the security of Muslims and minorities in India

The National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution condemning genocide of Muslims in India by Hindu extremists and urging upon government to take up the matter with OIC in order to ensure the security of Muslims and minorities in India

The National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution condemning genocide of Muslims in India by Hindu extremists and urging upon government to take up the matter with OIC in order to ensure the security of Muslims and minorities in India

The National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution condemning genocide of Muslims in India by Hindu extremists and urging upon government to take up the matter with OIC in order to ensure the security of Muslims and minorities in India

The National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution condemning genocide of Muslims in India by Hindu extremists and urging upon government to take up the matter with OIC in order to ensure the security of Muslims and minorities in India

The National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution condemning genocide of Muslims in India by Hindu extremists and urging upon government to take up the matter with OIC in order to ensure the security of Muslims and minorities in India

The National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution condemning genocide of Muslims in India by Hindu extremists and urging upon government to take up the matter with OIC in order to ensure the security of Muslims and minorities in India

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

The Senate of Pakistan on the eve of International Women's Day being celebrated annually on 8th March: Recognizes that the International women's Day is a time to reflect on progress made and to celebrate the acts of courage and determination by a courageous woman who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and societies; Acknowledges that Islam provides women a position of honour and respect with clearly stated rights and obligations; Reaffirms Pakistan's commitment for taking necessary measures in pursuance of Sustainable Goal No.5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls'; Appreciates the political, economic, social and cultural achievements and contributions of Pakistani women from all walks of life; Reaffirms the importance of gender equality and balance in creation of an inclusive society which has far reaching effects not only on women but also on the societies at large;Resolves to carry froward the agenda of gender equality and women empowerment based on the vision of our founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah that: 'No nation can ever be worthy of its existence that cannot take its women along with the men. No struggle can ever succeed without women participating side by side with men. There are two powers in the world; one is the sword and the other is the pen. There is a great competition and rivalry between the two. There is a third power stronger than both, that of the women.' Recommends that the Government should take effective steps to protect the constitutional rights of women by creating an enabling environment which provides, equal opportunities of work and pay, protection against sexual harassment and violence, facilities of healthcare and education and equal participation in political process and decision making, to all women and girls in the country

Need to establish technical colleges in ever union councils

Need to establish technical colleges in ever union councils

Need to establish technical colleges in ever union councils

Saryab region was ignored from developmental works

Railway Line of Zoab railway section promised

to express solidarity with people of Iran and China over casualties caused by outspread of the coronavirus

Demanding government to overcome unemployment issue

Demanding government to overcome unemployment issue

Demanding government to overcome unemployment issue

To provide basic facilities in public societies housing

Construct two lane road between mastung and Quetta

To use proper religious words in textbooks

This house pay tribute to the Pakistan Kabaddi team over winning the World Cup

to declare provision of clean drinking water facility to each citizen among fundamental rights of the Constitution of Pakistan

make legislation for payment of group insurance amount on superannuation retirement of the government employees

supply water to a village of Faisalabad through canals for irrigation purpose

take steps to ban movies on media or social media having sexually explicit content

set up public toilets in four districts of South Punjab

ensure precautionary measures to avoid coronavirus in the province and repair visual field machines at Mayo

repair visual field machines at Mayo and Services Hospitals Lahore

This House recommends that the Government should prepare a National Transport Policy for National Highways and Motorways in order to protect commuter’s rights, improve facilities for commuters, improve traffic discipline and to carry out regular maintenance of highways and motorways in the country

Recognizing the fact that on the Hazara Motorway (M-15) no interchange has been provided to connect the Abbottabad city; Realizing that Abbottabad is the divisional headquarter, the most populated district of Hazara division and not only a tourist place itself but also connecting the famous tourist sites of Thandyani, Galliyat, Nathia Gali, Ayubia, Muree and Azad Kashmir as well as home of Pakistan Military Academy Kakul; Therefore, in order to facilitate the large population of Abbotabad City as well as the tourists and residents of Thandyani, Galliyat, Nathia Gali and Ayubia besides providing quick access to the Pakistan Military Academy, Kakul, this House recommends that the Government should take necessary steps for the construction of an Interchange and road to connect Abbottabad city to Hazara Motorway (M-15)

The Senate of Pakistan; Conscious of the obligations of the State of Pakistan under Article 40 of the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973 which provides that the State shall ''promote international peace and security, foster goodwill and friendly relations among all nations and encourage the settlement of international disputes by peaceful means''; Aware of the moral obligations of the world community, including Pakistan, to stand for just, fair and peaceful resolution of Palestinian issue in the light of about two hundred UNGA and UNSC resolutions; Committed to upholding and preserving the principles of freedom, justice, equity and fair play as enunciated by numerous instruments of international law;Dismayed by the continued occupation of Palestinians’ land by the Israel, detention of hundreds of Palestinians in Israeli jails, and the relentless oppression of Palestinians by the Israeli forces; Concerned by the so called '' deal of the century'' that tantamount to an instrument of humiliating surrender for the Palestinians before the oppressor and the aggressor; Realizing the need for a just, fair and peaceful solution of the issue of Palestine in the light of UNGA and UNSC resolutions, including the establishment of a sovereign Palestinian State, safe return of all Palestinians to their homes and lands currently in illegitimate possession of Israeli settlers in breach of international law, and stopping the acts of aggression against Palestinians; This House Calls upon the Government of Pakistan to: i) Take steps for summoning an emergency Summit Meeting of the OIC to chalk out a consensus-based strategy, with due regard to the rights and legitimate interests of the Palestinian people as recognized by the international law, for amicable settlement of the Palestinian issue;ii) Take steps for summoning special session of the UNGA to consider the constitution of an international Arbitration Commission, to hear the Palestinians and other stakeholders, and explore options for a peaceful resolution of the Palestinian issue, including the establishment of a sovereign Palestinian State, the safe return of Palestinian refugees to their homes and land currently under illegitimate occupation of Israelis, and immediate release of all Palestinians currently languishing in Israeli jails; 4 iii) Constitute a Special Committee of the parliamentarians, international law experts and representatives of human rights organizations, to visit Canada, Mexico, Latin and South America, the UK, the EU members, Russia, Turkey, China, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, African countries and Middle Eastern States as a global awareness campaign to sensitize the world community about the need for: a) A peaceful and just solution to the Palestinian issue in the larger interest of world peace and security; b) Continued aid and technical assistance to the Palestinians in the wake of the "Deal of the Century" that entails no more aid.”

This House recommends that the Government should take steps to increase the upper age limit from 40 years to 45 years for BS-18 and from 45 years to 50 years for BS-19 officers for posting as Community Welfare Attachee in Pakistan Missions abroad

This House recommends that the Government should introduce a Group Insurance Scheme for its Employees, whereby Federal Government Servants shall be entitled to get the insured amount at the time of retirement out of their Group Insurance Fund, on the analogy of the Provincial Government employees

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people;Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis.

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

This House condemns the recent wheat and flour crisis in the country, this unprecedented rise in the prices of both commodities and the resultant record inflationary trend in the country has broken the back of masses which clearly shows the non-serious attitude, incompetence and negligence of the incumbent government and its inability to provide relief to the people; Concerned about the miseries of common masses that has been multiplied by the artificial shortage of these commodities. Despite facing desert locust attack, floods and record inflation, this House is unable to understand the logic behind allowing exports of these commodities in these testing times; Urges that every possible measure shall be taken by the Government to provide safeguard to the people and ensure that effective measures shall be taken to ensure the social welfare of the people; Demands that the Government should immediately place the inquiry report of Federal Investigation Agency about current wheat crisis before the Senate of Pakistan, so that vulnerable people of Pakistan will be able to identify the main culprits responsible for creating this crisis

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Whistleblower Protection and Vigilance Commission Ordinance, 2019 (XXIII of 2019 ) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 27-02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Whistleblower Protection and Vigilance Commission Ordinance, 2019 (XXIII of 2019 ) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 27-02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Enforcement of Women’s Property Rights Ordinance, 2019 (XVII of 2019 ) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 27- 02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Legal Aid and Justice Authority Ordinance, 2019 (XVIII of 2019) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 27-02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Superior Courts (Courts Dress and Mode of Address) Order (Repeal) Ordinance, 2019 (XIX of 2019 ) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 27-02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Benami Transaction (Prohibition) (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 (XX of 2019 ) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 27-02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the National Accountability (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 (XXI of 2019 ) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 27-02- 2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Code of Civil Procedure (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 (XXII of 2019 ) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 27- 02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Whistleblower Protection and Vigilance Commission Ordinance, 2019 (XXIII of 2019 ) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 27-02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

This House Extends its full and complete support in solidarity with the Government and people of China for their dedicated efforts and efficient policies to combat the Corona virus. Commends the efforts of the Chinese Government under the able leadership of President Xi Jinping for treating Pakistani citizens specially students in Wuhan City, just like their own by providing them with best possible care. Wishes to appreciate the way in which China is dealing with extremely tense situation under the esteemed leadership of President Xi Jinping to combat and fully eliminate Corona Virus. Pakistan stands united with their Chinese brethren in this difficult time and moment of medical emergency and extends its full support to them in this difficult time

This House recommends that the Government should introduce a Group Insurance Scheme for its Employees, whereby Federal Government Servants shall be entitled to get the insured amount at the time of retirement out of their Group Insurance Fund, on the analogy of the Provincial Government employees

This House recommends that the Government should establish regular crossing point at Pak-Afghan border in the area of Kharki, Shahi bin Shahi, district Lower Dir for cross border movement of the people

This House recommends to the Government to formulate a support structure for kidnapped and missing individuals

This House recommends that the Government should take necessary steps to fix the minimum wage for labourers @ Rs. 30,000/ p.m., increase the pension of labourers @ 100%, ensure the timely payment of death grant, marriage grant, educational stipends to the labourers and their children out of the workers welfare fund and prohibit the transfer of money from the said fund to other heads/sectors

This House salutes the people of Kashmir who have sacrificed their lives for their right of self determination. The House also pays tribute to the security forces of the country for sacrificing their lives to protect the LoC against the Indian aggression. The House recommends that the Government should: i) move a Resolution in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) asking for fixing the date of plebiscite in Jammu and Kashmir for the self determination of Kashmiri people as per the UNSC decision and the Karachi Agreement of 1949 which shall be supervised by the Truce Sub-Committee to be constituted under the said Agreement;ii) Should ask the International Human Rights Commission, Geneva to send a high powered delegation to investigate the recent human rights violations in Indian Occupies Kashmir during the curfew continuously for more than 100 days; iii) should appoint a high powered delegation to go to the OIC to ask it to play its role for the protection of oppressed Kashmiri people.

This House expresses its concern over the non-fulfillment of the pledges made to the people of erstwhile FATA at the time of its merger with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; The House also deplores the non-implementation of the Rs.100 billion annual development package and provision of employment to the youth of the erstwhile FATA; The House, therefore urges upon the Government to take necessary steps for the fulfillment of all the pledges made with the people of those areas with particular reference to release and make plan for utilization of the Rs. 100 billion package, development of infrastructure, establishment of the Universities, provision of employment to the youth, electrification of the non-electrified areas, provision of uninterrupted electricity and establishment of regular crossing points on Pak-Afghan border for promotion of trade in those areas

The Senate of Pakistan expresses its full solidarity and support to the Government, Parliament and people of China as they combat the Corona Virus crisis with dedication, commitment and courage. The Senate also wishes to express its appreciation to the Government of China for treating Pakistani Citizens, especially students in Wuhan just like their own citizens, by providing them protection and comfort. The Senate also wishes to place on record its appreciation of the leadership of President Xi Jinping, who is a great friend of Pakistan, in strongly leading what will be a very successful operation to combat, contain and finally eliminate the Corona virus. Pakistan fully supports the counter attack on the Corona Virus launched by China and extends full cooperation to our Chinese brethren in this difficult moment of the medical and health emergency caused by the Corona Virus

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Pakistan Medical Commission Ordinance, 2019 (XV of 2019) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 16-02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Medical Tribunal Ordinance, 2019 (No. XIV of 2019) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 16-02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That this House strongly condemns the brutal killing of 8 year old Iwaz Noor in Nowshehra and demands that to stop these shameful and brutal killings of children and give a strong deterrent effect, the killers and rapists should not only be given death penalty by hanging but they should be hanged publically

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to establish more hospitals in the Federal Capital

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to enhance the existing capacity of production of anti-rabies and anti-venom vaccines in NIH.”

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to develop new residential projects in the Federal Capital Islamabad for Government employees

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to exempt all mosques and Madaris from all taxes being charged in electricity bills

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to promote Thar coal project to resolves the energy crisis in Pakistan

This House disapproves the following Ordinances:- (i) The China Pakistan Economic Corridor Authority Ordinance, 2019 (No. XII of 2019) (ii) The Tax Laws (Second Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 (No. XXVI of 2019) (iii) The Enforcement of Women’s Property Rights (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 (No. XXIV of 2019) (iv) The National Accountability (Second Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 (No. XXVII of 2019)

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Medical Tribunal Ordinance, 2019 (No. XIV of 2019) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 16-02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Pakistan Medical Commission Ordinance, 2019 (XV of 2019) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f. 16-02-2020, under proviso to subparagraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Emphasizing that 5th February is the International Day of Solidarity being marked all over the world to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir who are living under a state of siege since more than seven decades under a fierce and cruel Indian occupation, Expressing unflinching, unwavering and unstinting commitment of the people of Pakistan with the people of Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IOJ) also expressing solidarity with our brothers and sisters in their historical struggle for their freedom and rights, Honoring the courageous and the valiant people of Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir and paying tribute to all those men, women and children who have laid down their lives fighting for their right of self-determination over seven decades, Reaffirming that Jammu and Kashmir remains the subject of an internationally recognized dispute that has been and continues to be on the agenda of United Nations Security Council (UNSC) since 1948, and affirmed by the subsequent relevant United Nation Security Council Resolutions, Recognizing that any political process held under the foreign occupation cannot be a substitute to the exercise of the right to self determination by the people of the Jammu and Kashmir as provided in the relevant UNSC Resolutions, Reaffirming Pakistan's consistent political, moral and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people until the realization of their legitimate right to self- determination as per the relevant United Nation Security Council Resolutions, 1. Condemn strongly the unilateral and illegal action of the Indian Government of August 5 and October 31, 2019 and the subsequent illegal detentions, arrests, lockdown, communications blockade, media blackout in the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir, which have brought immense sufferings to the people of Kashmir; 2. Expresses grave concern at the continued presence of more than 900,000 military personnel thereby turning the entire valley into a virtual open prison, and making it one of the most militarized areas of the world; 3. Condemns the past and present Indian atrocities, including detention of over 13,000 Kashmiri youth at undisclosed locations, the use of pellet guns by the Indian military against innocent civilians, and torture and humiliation of the ordinary civilians; 4. Expresses concern at the illegal detention and long incarceration of political leaders from different political parties, particularly the Kashmiri Hurriyat leaders like Yasin Malik, Shabbir Shah who was first arrested when he was 14 years old and kept behind bars on and off, presently more than 65 years of age and still in Jail, Syeda Asiya Andrabi kept behind bars for 11 years collectively, Syed Ali Gilani house arrested and Mir Waiz Umar Farooq house arrested, Dr. Qasim Faktu behind bars for 27 long years on a stretch, Masrat Alam in Jail for 19 years continuously and many such more political prisoners; 5. Strongly condemns the horrifying violence against women especially the use of rape as a weapon of war by the Indian occupation forces; 6. Deplores the impunity accorded to the Indian occupation forces by India's draconian laws, and the continuing restrictions on freedom of movement, and expression in the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmirconstituting gross violation of fundamental rights of the people of Kashmir, 7. Denounces lndia’s deliberate targeting of civilian populations with the intensified ceasefire violations, which has led to the death of Kashmiris across the line of control, further threatening peace and Security in the region; 8. Expresses concern also at Indian strong-arm tactics to alter the demography through ethnic cleansing in Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir in violation of the international human rights law including the 4th Geneva Convention; 9. Rejects totally the BJP Government's belligerence and warmongering inspired by the exclusionary Hindutva ideology in utter disregard of human rights laws and threatening to destroy peace and stability in the region, and reaffirms the unshakeable resolve of the Pakistani nation to thwart any Indian aggression; 10. Welcomes the United Nation Security Council Resolutions consultations of the 16th August 2019 and 15th January 2020 that acknowledge the internationally recognized nature of the dispute, and the gravity of the situation post August 5 and its implications for the regional peace and security; 11. Notes the Report of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) of June 2018 and July 2019 documenting extensively the grave and systematic violations of human rights in the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and endorses the call by the High Commissioner of the Human Rights Council to conduct a comprehensive independent international investigation into the alleged human rights violations in Kashmir; 12. Appreciates the role played by world leaders, statesmen and stateswomen, parliamentarians, human rights organizations, international media, and many countries, particularly China, Malaysia, Turkey and Iran in raising their voice against Indian atrocities in IOJ&K; 13. Calls upon the United Nations Security Council to enforce a peaceful settlement of the Jammu and Kashmir dispute in accordance with the relevant United Nation Security Council Resolutions; 14. Urges the Government of India to implement forthwith numerous pending United Nation Security Council Resolutions on Jammu and Kashmir that call for a free and impartial plebiscite conducted under the auspices of the United Nations to determine the will of the people for the final disposition (resolution) of the State of Jammu and Kashmir; 15. Demands that India immediately reverse and rescind its illegal action August 5,2019 and October 31st 2019, repeal the draconian laws such as Public Safety Act (PSA) and Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), withdraw its occupation troops from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and along the LOC and immediately lift its six month long inhuman lockdown, communication blockade and media blackout; 16. Urges the United Nation Security Council Resolutions to compel India to allow Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan and call upon India to respect the UNMOGIP mandate accorded by the United Nation Security Council Resolutions; 17. Demands that India immediately allow access to the international human rights and humanitarian organizations and Parliamentarians of the countries affiliated with United Nations as well as the international media to the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir so that they are able to assess and report the human rights situation there. 18. Calls upon OIC to immediately convene OIC special summit on Kashmir

This House recommends that the Government should take immediate steps for prevention of epidemic infectious diseases like Influenza viruses types A, B and C and Diphtheria in the winter season in Islamabad Capital Territory and to issue specific directions to the public sector hospitals in this regard

This House recommends to the Government to formulate a comprehensive policy to address the issues of inflation and unemployment in the country

This House recommends that the Government should introduce a Group Insurance Scheme for its Employees, whereby Federal Government Servants shall be entitled to get the insured amount at the time of retirement out of their Group Insurance Fund, on the analogy of the Provincial Government employees

This House recommends that the Custom gateway at Chaman border be kept opened on 24 hours basis on the analogy of customs gateway at Torkham border in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to increase the magnitude of trade with Afghanistan and to facilitate the movement of people

This House condemns the ban placed on media coverage of different political leaders by PEMRA and calls upon the Government to ensure media freedom and lift all such bans

“That the National Assembly resolves to extend the China Pakistan Economic Corridor Authority Ordinance, 2019 (XII of 2019) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f 02-02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (ii) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

That the National Assembly resolves to extend the Tax Laws (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019 (XIII of 2019) for a further period of one hundred and twenty days w.e.f 03-02-2020, under proviso to sub-paragraph (i) of paragraph (a) of clause (2) of Article 89 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

This house demanding for uniform educational policy for private educational institutes in the province

This house demanding establishment of cardiology centres at the district level

This house demanding actions against misbehaviour of Monitoring and Evaluation Assistants (MEAs) with teaching staff

This house has opinion that to provide clean drinking water as this is basic need for human being

This house has opinion that to Pay group insurance to government employees

This house demanding to federal and provincial government to end the speed breakers

This house opinion that to build government Schools in PP-160 and NA-128

This house opinion that to Increase seats in government medical colleges

This House recommends that biographies of all the Martyrs who have been awarded Nishan-e-Haider so far may be included in the curriculum of all the educational institutions in the country

This House recommends that Federal Government should take necessary measures to make all public buildings, hospitals, recreational and educational facilities accessible for persons with disabilities (PWDs) with accordance to article 9 of United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) which Pakistan has ratified in 2011

Whereas it is a fact that on Multan-Sukkur Motorway no interchange has been provided in Tehsil Sadiqabad to connect 1.1 million population of the Tehsil thereby forcing them to use the distant Guddu Interchange in Sindh Province or travel 60 kms back to Iqbalabad Interchange in District Rahim Yar Khan; Recognizing that District Rahim Yar Khan has been provided connectivity to this Motorway through three interchanges at different places, depriving the entire Tehsil of Sadiqabad of the connectivity to Motorway by non-provision of an interchange is a clear discrimination and denial of social and economic rights to the people of Sadiqabad.” Realizing that Pakistan's largest gas processing and supply project i.e. Pak-Qatar LNG project has been established in Village Bhong, Tehsil Sadiqabad, and the famous Bhong Mosque, famous tourist site is also located there, non-provision of connectivity to the motorway will adversely affect the economic viability and potential benefits of the said project and the tourist spot in that Tehsil; Therefore, in view of the social and economic importance of the area, this house recommends that the Government should take immediate steps for the construction of an Interchange at village Bhong, Tehsil Sadiqabad, District Rahim Yar Khan at the Multan-Sukkur Motorway

This House recommends that the Government should take immediate steps for prevention of epidemic infectious diseases like Influenza viruses types A, B and C and Diphtheria in the winter season in Islamabad Capital Territory and to issue specific directions to the public sector hospitals in this regard

The Senate of Pakistan expresses its deepest dismay and shock on the vicious and contemptuous act of burning and desecrating the Holy Quran in Norway by the member of SIAN, a right wing Islamophobic Norwegian group which has shocked the Muslims around the world The Senate of Pakistan strongly condemns this act for being hateful, vicious, and contrary to the principles of International law laid down in several instruments including the UN General Assembly Resolution No 36/55 of 25 November 1981, Article 18 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the European Court of Human Rights & European Guidelines on Freedom of Religion & Belief, the General Assembly Resolution 56/6 of 9 November 2001 on the Global Agenda for Dialogue among Civilizations and the Resolution of UN Commission on Human Rights 2005/40 The House considers that this viciously irresponsible act of the members of the infamous SIAN is calculated to harm interfaith harmony, communal peace, religious tolerance and ultimately global peace and tranquility. The Senate of Pakistan resolves to stand for upholding the globally recognized principles highlighted above and expresses the collective will of State and people of Pakistan against the vicious act of desecration of the Holy Quran by the members of SIAN and other Islamophobes. Therefore, the Senate of Pakistan: 1. Urges the Muslims to stay calm and refuse to be intimidated by the hate-mongering Islamophobes, and spread Islam's message of peace, tolerance and universal brotherhood; 2. Calls upon the Government of Pakistan i) To summon the Ambassador of Norway and convey the sense of shock and anguish felt by the people of Pakistan against the act of SIAN; ii) To impress upon the Norwegian authorities for taking lawful action against those who desecrated the Holy Quran in Oslo on 19th November, 2019; iii) To direct its diplomatic staff in Norway to provide appropriate legal and moral assistance to the Muslims who have been arrested in the incident; and iv) To use all political and diplomatic channels to ensure that such incidents are not repeated in the UN members States.” The notices of resolutions of Senators Mian Muhammad Ateeq Shaikh, Mulana Abdul Ghafoor Haideri, Mulana Faiz Muhammad, Sirajul Haq and Kamran Michael on the same issue were also clubbed with the instant resolution

This House pays tribute to the legendary and popular poet Late Ahmed Faraz on the eve of his birthday. The House considers that Mr. Ahmad Faraz was a great poet of the country who rendered invaluable literary contributions for the country. He gave message of love, harmony and peace through his poetry. The Legendary poet will always be remembered with love and respect

This house to pay homage to a deceased former legislator

Pay tribute to late PPP MPA Ali Mardan Shah

This House recommends that the recent 10% increase in Toll Tax on Motorways should be withdrawn

This House recommends that scholarships for admission in Medical and Dental colleges granted to the students of Balochistan and FATA by HEC under the scheme for "Provision of Higher Education Opportunities for the Students of Balochistan and FATA" in 2019 be maintained and extended till 2022

This House recommends that scholarships for admission in Medical and Dental colleges granted to the students of Balochistan and FATA by HEC under the scheme for "Provision of Higher Education Opportunities for the Students of Balochistan and FATA" in 2019 be maintained and extended till 2022

This House recommends that the practice of reemployment of retired employees of PIA on contract basis should be stopped forthwith in order to provide better opportunities to the youth/young officers of the country

This House recommends that, in view of the huge unemployment in the country, the Government should enhance the limit of age relaxation for recruitment in the Federal Government Departments by further two years

This House recommends that the Government should take necessary steps to implement the "ease of doing business" programme, initiated by the present government, in letter and spirit and facilitate the business community to encourage the local and foreign investors to make investment in the country

This House recommends that the Government should take immediate steps to provide official accommodations to all employees working in Government and semi Government departments

This House recommends that biographies of all the Martyrs who have been awarded Nishan-e-Haider so far may be included in the curriculum of all the educational institutions in the country

the provincial government to reinstate the terminated staff of the Abdul Wali Khan University, Mardan

This House recommends that the recent 10% increase in Toll Tax on Motorways should be withdrawn

on the Sad demise of former Chief Election Commissioner Mr. Justice (Retd.) Fakhuddin G. Ebrahim. January

This House recommends that scholarships for admission in Medical and Dental colleges granted to the students of Balochistan and FATA by HEC under the scheme for "Provision of Higher Education Opportunities for the Students of Balochistan and FATA" in 2019 be maintained and extended till 2022

This House recommends that the Government should take necessary steps in coordination with the Provincial Governments for the training and development of human resources in order to maximize the returns from the opportunities arising out of the implementation of CPEC projects in the country

Realizing the grave consequences of the alarming rate of population growth revealed in the population census, 2017 in the country and its adverse impacts on people and society; Recognizing the fact that parents not only have the right to freely decide the number and spacing of their children but also the responsibility of maintaining a balance between their family size and resources; The House urges upon the Government to take all necessary steps in coordination with the Provincial Governments to bring down the rate of population growth to a sustainable level through intensive information campaigns and expansion of family planning services in the country

This House shows deep concern on the 10% reduction in the budget of Higher Education Commission during the current fiscal year as against the last fiscal year which coupled with 20% inflation and depreciation of Pakistani Currency increases to critical level. The House deplores that as against the demand of Rs. 103 billion, later revised to Rs. 84 billion, made by the Universities Grants Commission for the current fiscal year the Government only allocated Rs. 59 billion which has resulted in financial crisis in the Universities. The House recognizes that higher education is the right of every citizen and the provision of the same is the fundamental and constitutional responsibility of the State and the Government.The House, therefore, demands that the Government should take immediate steps to provide Rs. 21 billion more to the HEC in order to enable the Universities to overcome their financial crisis

This House recommends that the Government should take necessary steps to establish a State of Art Trauma Center in all hospitals under the administrative control of the Federal Government

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to ensure stability of Pak Rupee against U.S. Dollar

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to fix pension of all the Federal Government servants equal to their basic pay on retirement

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to construct new dams in the country

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to make arrangement for supply of natural gas to District Boner

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to provide subsidy to pilgrims under the government Hajj scheme

recommending the government to resolve issues of Hazar community residing in Karachi

provide facilities at Pak-Afghan border in Torkham

establish food testing laboratory in the province

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to do away with load shedding of gas in the country

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to prevent the rising trend of domestic violence against women and children in the Islamabad Capital Territory

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to do away with load shedding of electricity in the country

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take immediate steps to exempt all mosques and Madaris from all taxes being charged in electricity bills

This House is of the opinion that the Government should take steps to restore the educational increments of all Federal Government employees

Natual gas in District Bunner

Lagislation for disabaled persons

Traffic issue in Peshawar

Reserving posts for belonging to any class or area

Decision of Supreme Court against Baberi Masjid

Decision of Supreme Court against Baberi Masjid

Decision of Supreme Court against Baberi Masjid

Decision of Supreme Court against Baberi Masjid

demanding the Parliament to establish National Commission for Interfaith harmony

demanding to end gas load-shedding issue in the province

restore Pakistan Television set up in Abbottabad

fulfil promises made with the local people before construction of road from Mansehra to Takot

handover administrative affairs of FATA House in Islamabad to KP Assembly

give representation to people of Kalash, Shaikh and Barorai communities in Frontier Constabulary.

an increase in imprisonment period of those involved in cases of sexual abuse of children

to condemn murder of a political worker in Mingora, Swat

condemning Indian atrocities in Occupied Kashmir and inside India

urging the government to install biometric attendance system for prisons inside the province

This House recommends that the Government should take measures to facilitate the businesses and to eradicate the red tape culture in order to promote business activities in the country

This House recommends that the Government should take necessary steps to launch programmes for imparting training in various skills to women in the country and to provide them with suitable employment in order to help alleviate the population living below the poverty line in the country

This House recommends to the Government to take necessary steps for increasing Pakistan's share of value added exports to the European Union countries

This House recommends that the Government employees appointed on disabled persons quota may be exempted from payment of Income tax

This House recommends that the recent 10% increase in Toll Tax on Motorways should be withdrawn

recommending ban on import, publication, distribution and sale of material containing blasphemous contents in the country in electronic, print and social media, which was unanimously adopted by the House. Mr. Speaker referred the matter to the Standing Committee on Religious Affairs and Inter-faith Harmony

Urging private school systems to use those uniforms which are easily available in markets

Demanding to sell lifesaving milk and XMTVI Maxamaid tax free

assurance of clean drinking water for every citizen of Pakistan

Demanding legislation for reimbursement of insurance of retired government servants

Demanding to take measures for restriction of blasphemous content on social media platforms

Demanding reduction in prices of fertilizers

Urging private school systems to use those uniforms which are easily available in markets

Demanding to sell lifesaving milk and XMTVI Maxamaid tax free

assurance of clean drinking water for every citizen of Pakistan

violation of High court’s decision in Murree

need of repairing railing along Motorway to reduce accidents.

Demanding to express solidarity with special people

Demanding legislation for reimbursement of insurance of retired government servents

Demand of awarding Mamu Kanjan status of Tehsil

establishment of Cardiology centers in the province.

Demanding availability of Public washrooms for women

To provide all facilities to Gawadar Port

To provide all facilities to Gawadar Port

To provide all facilities to Gawadar Port

Issues faced by tahajur for export and import

To make road and infrastructure in sariab

Condemn the act passed in India

denounce desecration of Holy Quran in Norway

denounce desecration of Holy Quran in Norway

called for restoration of student unions in the province

recommended decrease in prices of edibles

expansion of NADRA Centre established in district Pishin

urging the Federal Government to approach the United Nations against Indian atrocities in Occupied Kashmir and its recent legislation about religious minorities

This House recognizes with deep dismay, the continued atrocities being meted out by Prime Minister Narinder Modi’s Government on Muslims across India and the Indian Occupied Kashmir; Categorically condemns the unilateral lockdown of Indian Occupied Kashmir, now for over 130 days, and the State sanctioned brutalities on its innocent residents;Laments the violence by Indian Law Enforcement Agencies on Muslim students and other democratic peace loving citizens exercising their right to protest;Recognizes the alarming rise in incidents of fascism and violent extremism towards Muslims in India, during the BJP Government; Rejects India’s recently passed Citizenship Amendment Act which seeks to systemically marginalise and exclude Muslims; Expresses dismay at the silence of the international community over these continuing violations of fundamental human rights; Demands that the Federal Government approach the United Nations, UNHRC and the OIC to censure the Government of India over its persistent and targeted persecution of Muslims

the destruction of Martyrs Monument structure at Jinnah Ground in Karachi

to establish NICVD Satellite/ Chest Pain Center in Sanghar

to establish Safe City Authority by the Government in the Province especially in Karachi City

to take measures to resolve outstanding problems faced by universities and enhance their budgetary allocations by releasing their due share out of annual budget

to distribute to poor hungry people in a transparent manner billions of Rupees of wheat stock

the amount in the head of group insurance be given to the employees at the age of superannuation in the Province

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

The National Assembly of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan unanimously condemns the India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, a discriminatory law enacted by Indian Parliament last week. Underlines that the adoption of this Law is an indication of the dangerous extremists tendencies of the current government in India. States that the controversial amendment is against international norms of equality and non-discrimination and International Human Rights Law as it seeks to set-up a religious based criteria for a group of citizenship; Further states that this amendment is also against bilateral agreements and understandings between India and Pakistan particularly those on security and rights of minorities in the respective countries; Stresses that the status of minorities in India remains deplorable and points to instances of persecution of minorities including mob lynchings, particularly targeting Muslims and low caste Dalits by cow-vigilantes from extremist Hindu organizations like Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal, schemes like GharWapsi and ‘Love Jihad’, and violence against Christians and other minorities; Underlines that the new Act ostensibly tries to give the impression that it aims to provide protection to minorities from neighboring countries while ignoring the fact that the rights of minorities in India continue to be violated; Reiterates that Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is the only Muslim majority area in India where now 8 million innocent Kashmiris are collectively incarcerated and penalized by 900,000 Indian occupation forces; and face the danger of forced demographic change; Reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir in their just struggle for their rights to self- determination and reiterates its continuing political, moral and diplomatic struggle for this just struggle in line with United Nations Security Council Resolutions.Further reiterates the recent anti-Muslim actions of the BJP/RSS led government like revocation of Article 370 from the Indian constitution and illegal annexation of the Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K), and collective incarceration and violation of the rights of more than 8 million innocent Kashmiris at the hands of Indian occupation forces for the last four months, shifting the burden of proof of citizenship on minorities through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and rewarding those who vandalized the Babri Mosque in 1992 by relegating issue to Hindu faith; Asserts that extremist and fascist measures of BJP government in pursuit of Hindutva ideology are fast leading India into a Hindu Rashtra where the minorities, particularly Muslims are facing the brunt of persecution; Notes with grave concern the Indian State’s excessive use of force and violent response against protesters, in particular religious minorities and Muslim students in various parts of Indian. Condemns the 2019 controversial Amendment Act to India’s Citizenship Law in the strongest terms which is not only regressive and discriminatory but also interference in the affairs of neighboring countries; Rejects India’s patently false insinuation that minorities in Pakistan are not protected; Reiterates that all minorities are equal citizens of Pakistan under its Constitution and enjoy equal protection of laws and continue to contribute actively to our collective national development and prosperity; States that all institutions in Pakistan including the Parliament continue to mainstream our minorities and to promote their welfare; Calls upon the international community including the United Nations, Human Rights Council, and other relevant Human Rights organizations to urge India to revoke this discriminatory Act and to protect and safeguard the rights of its minorities including Muslims.Calls upon India, with specific regards, to the amendments through the Citizenship (Amendment Act) to:- i. Lift curfew and information blackout from Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and respect UN Security Council Resolutions. ii. iii. Revoke the discriminatory clauses in the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019; iv. Immediately halt the brutal use of force against the religious minorities, in particular Indian Muslim students. v. Release of peaceful protests detained under crackdown against minorities. vi. Reverse all discriminatory measures and steps in order to allow minorities to live with dignity and safety.

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

Sindh Building Control Authority operations needs to be reviewed by the Special Committee of Provincial Assembly of Sindh

to establish Women Hostels for the lady employees in Government Service belonging to the different areas of the Province

to implement “Karachi Safe City” project

to resolve outstanding problems faced by Universities

to establish NICVD Satellite/ Chest Pain Center in Sanghar

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017

This Assembly resolves and recommends to the Government of Sindh to approach the Federal Government to conduct third party audit of census, on experimental basis, in 5% area of the Country to Judge the fairness of results as decided by the major parties PPP, MQMP, PML(N), PML(F), PTI and other political parties present in the Parliament and also showed reservations on the result of Census, 2017