The minister said, “The country cannot afford political crisis in the wake of next general elections”.
Islamabad: Talking to the media persons on Tuesday, Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal said that the general elections will be held in October next year.
According to details, he asked Pakistan Tehrrek-e-Insaf (PTI) to return to the assemblies and become part of the electoral reforms process to ensure free, fair and transparent general elections.
The minister said, “The country cannot afford political crisis in the wake of next general elections”.
Ahsan Iqbal continued that the country needs stability and continuity of policies to move forward in the right direction.
“The people have rejected the campaign of PTI Chairman Imran Khan against state institutions and economic stability”, Iqbal added.
The pricey new Apple TV 4K is still the best streamer around
- 20 hours ago
What the Democratic leadership fight is really about
- a day ago
Google Fi is bringing back multiple cell network support for better coverage
- a day ago
The Verge’s 2026 gift guide for dads
- 20 hours ago
‘The end of Tesla!’: Cybertruck diehards turn on Elon Musk after he pulls the plug
- 20 hours ago
Sony’s latest Pulse wireless headset packs planar magnetic drivers at a good price
- a day ago
What to know about the Republican-led effort to impeach Pete Hegseth
- 2 days ago
Apple’s HomeView is my new favorite smart display — but not my daughter’s
- 20 hours ago
AI chatbots are recommending fake retail websites, study finds
- 20 hours ago
No, AI agents did not discover a previously unknown Maya site
- 20 hours ago
Apple announces release dates for the first Apple Home Collection smart devices
- 20 hours ago
The Oura Ring 4 is almost as good as the newer model, but $150 cheaper
- 20 hours ago
