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Pervaiz Elahi’s bail plea fixed for hearing on May 2

The bail should be approved in the case of recruitments in Punjab assembly.

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Lahore: The Lahore high court (LHC) has fixed former chief minister Punjab Pervaiz Elahi’s bail plea for hearing in the anti-corruption case on May 2.

According to the details, justice Shahram Sarwar Chaudhry will be hearing on the bail plea of Pervaiz Elahi on May 2.

It is stated in the petition that the anti-corruption court dismissed the post bail arrest opposite the facts. The bail should be approved in the case of recruitments in Punjab assembly.

It should be noted that earlier the court had canceled the bail plea of Pervaiz Elahi on March 27.

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Education Sindh bars registration of 54 schools 

During that violation 54 private schools’ registration was stopped.

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Karachi: The department school education Sindh has barred registration of 54 private schools on not giving free education to 10 percent needy children.

According to the details, department school education Sindh had done inspection of more than one thousand private schools on matter of giving 10 percent free ship in private schools of the province.

During that violation 54 private schools’ registration was stopped. Department education Sindh stated that the private schools were not giving 10 percent free ship on enrollment in accordance with the law.

However, according to the law every private school has to give free education to 10 percent needy students of total admission.

In accordance with the Sindh education department the registration will not be issued to schools by the implementation on free ship law.

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British department trained staff on airports 

A ceremony was held in Karachi of giving the threat image recognition computer training certificate.

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Karachi: The British department for transport has trained staff on airports.

In accordance with the officials of civil aviation authority (CAA) the British department trained the staff of Pakistan international airlines (PIA), airport security forces (ASF), customs and CAA.

Officials stated that British department also provided the software support and advance hardware to CAA. A ceremony was held in Karachi of giving the threat image recognition computer training certificate.

However, the ceremony’s special guest was British high commission security and justice’s head Dr. Joe Vital.   

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