Gujranwala: Four people were killed by a shooting over a family dispute in Gujranwala.

According to the police, a firing incident took place in the Iqbal Town area of ​​Gujranwala due to a family dispute in which four people were killed by entering the house.

According to the police, the four persons were sleeping in the house when the opponents opened fire on them, as a result of which two brothers and two cousins ​​died on the spot.

The police stated that the accused included a brother and uncle's son of the deceased. The parties were at loggerheads for a long time while further investigations into the incident were underway.

Islamabad: The government also postponed the federal cabinet meeting to be held today (Monday).

The meeting of the federal cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was to be held today in which the constitutional amendments were to be approved.

The cabinet meeting was adjourned due to not getting support from Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehman.

According to the reports, there will be normal proceedings in the National Assembly today. The three-point agenda will be considered in the session and the judicial reform package will not be presented today.

Islamabad: The Cabinet Division has decided to estimate the prices of gifts received in Toshakhana.

The Cabinet Division has invited bids from private estimators till September 30 to estimate the value of the gifts received at the Toshakhana.

According to the media reports, the prices of the gifts of different categories received in the Toshakhana will be estimated and the value of other received gifts including jewellery, watches, and carpets will be ascertained.

The Cabinet Division will contract with the successful appraisers who will be paid the charges for the gift estimates and the formula for payment of the charges has also been formulated.

Marks are also laid down for the appraisers' qualifications based on which they will be selected. State-owned Toshakhana gifts are available for sale only to political officials, the bureaucracy, both civilian and military, and judges of the Supreme Court. But if any gift is left over from the purchase, it is auctioned for public sale.

According to government policy, every gift received must be reported to the government and deposited in the register.