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Govt decides to place Asif Zardari’s name on ECL l Fawad Chaudhry press conference
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Which part ???
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Derwaish Hazrat @Zarvan start from 7:00
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From the press conference;
Information Minister Fawad Choudhry has mentioned that United Kingdom and South African governments will be shaken up to take action against Altaf Hussain and terrorists gans operating from their soil against Pakistan.
He was referring to Altaf Hussain's inciteful speech in which he asked his militant workers to murder ex-party workers and other political figures in Karachi. He mentioned government of UK has failed to take any action itself although the video has been viral on social media from the last few days.
Speaking of South African gangs operating in Pakistan, particularly in Karachi, he mentioned foreign office has been asked to take up this issue with the government and demand action against such entities operating from their territory.
It is evident that PTI government is not wiling to let go any nonsense on part of any country in the world. It's time when you get back to books and deal terrorism as a global challenge. Good going PTI - good going Pakistan.
Information Minister Fawad Choudhry has mentioned that United Kingdom and South African governments will be shaken up to take action against Altaf Hussain and terrorists gans operating from their soil against Pakistan.
He was referring to Altaf Hussain's inciteful speech in which he asked his militant workers to murder ex-party workers and other political figures in Karachi. He mentioned government of UK has failed to take any action itself although the video has been viral on social media from the last few days.
Speaking of South African gangs operating in Pakistan, particularly in Karachi, he mentioned foreign office has been asked to take up this issue with the government and demand action against such entities operating from their territory.
It is evident that PTI government is not wiling to let go any nonsense on part of any country in the world. It's time when you get back to books and deal terrorism as a global challenge. Good going PTI - good going Pakistan.
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that too on 27th dec . 
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He didn't talked about facial recognition what he said was that cameras are so bad that you can't see the face properly
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You said facial recognition is in use I cleared about that. And yes I know How bad cameras are. Thing is we need to improve cameras as well as get facial recognition software from China.
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Govt issues list of names of 172 suspects placed on ECL
Web Desk
11:52 AM | December 28, 2018
The federal government on Friday released a list of 172 suspects whose names have been placed on the Exit Control List (ECL).
READ MORE: Govt issues list names of 172 suspects placed on ECL
Top Pakistan Peoples Party leaders including party chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, former president Asif Ali Zardari and his sister Faryal Talpur are among those placed on the no-fly list.
Sindh chief minister Syed Murad Ali Shah and former chief minister Qaim Ali Shah are also included in the list.
Provincial ministers Imtiaz Shaikh and Mukesh Chawla and former home minister Sohail Anwar Siyal are among those barred from flying abroad.
Ten members of the Omni Group, including chairman Anwar Majeed and his sons Abdul Ghani Majeed, Nimr Majeed are also on the list.
READ MORE: Govt appoints 'dead man' in NAB reference as DRAP head
Tahir Mehmood, acting chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, and former Karachi Stock Exchange chairman Hussain Lawai, who is currently incarcerated in connection to the money laundering scam, are also on the list of suspects barred from leaving the country.
The federal government on Friday released a list of 172 suspects whose names have been placed on the Exit Control List (ECL).
Top Pakistan Peoples Party leaders including party chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, former president Asif Ali Zardari and his sister Faryal Talpur are among those placed on the no-fly list.
Sindh chief minister Syed Murad Ali Shah and former chief minister Qaim Ali Shah are also included in the list.
READ MORE: PM Imran allows private airline to operate flights from Sialkot airport
Provincial ministers Imtiaz Shaikh and Mukesh Chawla and former home minister Sohail Anwar Siyal are among those barred from flying abroad.
Ten members of the Omni Group, including chairman Anwar Majeed and his sons Abdul Ghani Majeed, Nimr Majeed are also on the list.
Tahir Mehmood, acting chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, and former Karachi Stock Exchange chairman Hussain Lawai, who is currently incarcerated in connection to the money laundering scam, are also on the list of suspects barred from leaving the country.
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Web Desk
11:52 AM | December 28, 2018
The federal government on Friday released a list of 172 suspects whose names have been placed on the Exit Control List (ECL).
READ MORE: Govt issues list names of 172 suspects placed on ECL
Top Pakistan Peoples Party leaders including party chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, former president Asif Ali Zardari and his sister Faryal Talpur are among those placed on the no-fly list.
Sindh chief minister Syed Murad Ali Shah and former chief minister Qaim Ali Shah are also included in the list.
Provincial ministers Imtiaz Shaikh and Mukesh Chawla and former home minister Sohail Anwar Siyal are among those barred from flying abroad.
Ten members of the Omni Group, including chairman Anwar Majeed and his sons Abdul Ghani Majeed, Nimr Majeed are also on the list.
READ MORE: Govt appoints 'dead man' in NAB reference as DRAP head
Tahir Mehmood, acting chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, and former Karachi Stock Exchange chairman Hussain Lawai, who is currently incarcerated in connection to the money laundering scam, are also on the list of suspects barred from leaving the country.
The federal government on Friday released a list of 172 suspects whose names have been placed on the Exit Control List (ECL).
Top Pakistan Peoples Party leaders including party chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, former president Asif Ali Zardari and his sister Faryal Talpur are among those placed on the no-fly list.
Sindh chief minister Syed Murad Ali Shah and former chief minister Qaim Ali Shah are also included in the list.
READ MORE: PM Imran allows private airline to operate flights from Sialkot airport
Provincial ministers Imtiaz Shaikh and Mukesh Chawla and former home minister Sohail Anwar Siyal are among those barred from flying abroad.
Ten members of the Omni Group, including chairman Anwar Majeed and his sons Abdul Ghani Majeed, Nimr Majeed are also on the list.
Tahir Mehmood, acting chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, and former Karachi Stock Exchange chairman Hussain Lawai, who is currently incarcerated in connection to the money laundering scam, are also on the list of suspects barred from leaving the country.
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