Discussion covered the state of the nation generally, administrative issues, and the law and order situation in Punjab province.


Lahore: Punjab Governor Muhammad Baligh Ur Rehman on Monday called on Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
According to a press statement from the PM Office Media Wing, the discussion covered the state of the nation generally, administrative issues, and the law and order situation in Punjab province.
Separately, the prime minister was visited by a group of prominent political figures led by former province minister Rana Mashood.
They discussed the current political situation in the country.
Earlier, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Balochistan National Party (BNP) chief Akthar Mengal discussed the country’s political situation on Friday.
Mengal paid a visit to the the prime minister, and the two leaders discussed about matters pertaining to Balochistan.
Shehbaz also praised the BNP for helping the government with every choice that was made for the benefit of the country.
He also thanked the BNP for its support to the government in every decision aimed at national development.
The minister for economic affairsAyaz Sadiq, and SAPM Ahad Cheema were also present on this occasion.
Lashkar-i-Islam founder Mufti Munir Shakir killed, 3 others injured in Peshawar blast
- a day ago

Iran’s military vows retaliation in response to Trump’s threats
- 2 hours ago
New Zealand storms to nine-wicket win over Pakistan in first T20I
- 5 hours ago

Four killed, three injured in separate terrorist attacks on police stations in KP
- 6 hours ago

The man whose tweets helped kill DEI
- 14 hours ago
No change in prices of petroleum products
- 16 hours ago

Karachi's Soba Nagar transforms through collaborative WASH initiative
- 3 hours ago
BLA suicide attack on Nushki-Dalbandin highway leaves 7 dead, many injured
- 6 hours ago
Fire at Kochani nightclub kills 51, injures over 100
- 6 hours ago
Five killed as coaster plunges into ravine in Azad Kashmir
- 5 hours ago

Woman dies after falling from Karachi building during drug raid
- 6 hours ago
33 killed, dozens injured as tornadoes hit Central US
- 5 hours ago