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Polls were rigged to install Imran Khan govt by 2 army generals: Nawaz Sharif

Nawaz Sharif held ex-Chief of Army Staff Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa and ex-Director General of Inter-Services Intelligence Lt Gen Faiz Hamid responsible for spinning Pakistan around for their personal wishes and whims, the Geo News reported.

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sharif has blamed the ex-Army chief and ex-ISI head for the current turmoil in the country by rigging the 2018 general elections and installing Imran Khan-led government.
The former prime minister held ex-Chief of Army Staff Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa and ex-Director General of Inter-Services Intelligence Lt Gen Faiz Hamid responsible for spinning Pakistan around for their personal wishes and whims, the Geo News reported.
Talking to the media on Thursday in London after meeting with a delegation of senior PML-N leaders from Pakistan, Sharif recalled his 2016 Gujranwala speech at the PML-N public gathering where he directly accused the ex-military men of rigging elections to make way for installing the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government in 2018.
At the time, Sharif blamed the military top brass for installing PTI's Khan as the prime minister in violation of the Constitution, removing his government, muzzling the media, pressurising the judiciary, and victimising opposition politicians, the report said.
When asked if he held Gen Bajwa and Gen Hamid responsible for the state of the country, he said: &ldquo;The reality is before everyone. Now no name or face is hidden. Pakistan was used for personal gain. It was a cruel joke played on the nation." "Lt Gen (retd) Faiz and Gen (retd) Bajwa were responsible for making it all about their personalities, wishes, and desires," the 73-year-old Sharif said.
He said that the people of Pakistan are well aware of the &ldquo;faces and characters of the two retired generals who are believed to be behind implementing the Tabdeeli project originally envisioned by former intelligence chiefs General (retd) Shuja Pasha, General (retd) Zaheer-ul-Islam and their colleagues." "It is my responsibility to tell the nation about the wrongs committed against the people, and it is my responsibility to make things right,&rdquo; Sharif was quoted as saying by the Dawn newspaper.
Talking about the meeting with his daughter and PML-N senior Vice President Maryam Nawaz and party leaders, Sharif said that he discussed Pakistan&rsquo;s current situation with them.
&ldquo;Inshallah, all will be well. Pakistan will come out of the difficulties and we will make sure that happens. Our track record of progress is a witness and it&rsquo;s not possible that we will not make that happen," he said.
The PML-N meeting comes at a time of heightened political activity in Pakistan as both Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assemblies dissolved.
Calling the PTI chief Imran Khan a "mad man", Nawaz said, &ldquo;Compare his [performance during the] four years of [PTI] government with four years of our government and you will see how happy and prosperous people were in two tenures and how he [Khan] destroyed Pakistan,&rdquo; Nawaz was quoted as saying.
He further added that the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) took over the government after winning the vote of no-confidence to &ldquo;save Pakistan from this madman&rdquo; because &ldquo;he had created a catastrophic situation for Pakistan.&rdquo;&nbsp;

Pakistan to stay on FATF's grey list for terror financing

Huge setback for Imran&nbsp;Khan, FATF&nbsp;keeps Pakistan on its 'grey list' for terror financing

The&nbsp;Financial Action Task Force or the&nbsp;FATF, the world&rsquo;s top anti-terrorism monitoring group, on Friday voted to keep Pakistan on a grey list for the Imran Khan government&rsquo;s&nbsp;failure to fully comply&nbsp;with a 27-point action plan handed to it earlier.
The FATF&nbsp;said that not only have more than 4,000 terrorists gone missing&nbsp;from Pakistani government's records but the country has also taken in India's most wanted terrorists,&nbsp;Masood Azhar and Hafiz Saeed.
The latest decision comes as a huge setback for Imran Khan who had made efforts in the run-up to the virtual meeting of the FATF plenary to get his country off-the-hook. It could also mean that Pakistan will remain on the grey list for a minimum of six months till its performance can be reviewed.

Fear of 2nd wave: Pak imposes mini smart lockdowns in several cities

Pakistan imposes mini smart lockdowns&nbsp;in several cities as covid-19 cases surge in the country.

Pakistan has imposed mini smart lockdowns in several cities after a surge in the Covid-19 positivity rate. The move comes amid fears of a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic in the country.Minister for Planning Asad Umar in a post on Twitter said that mini lockdowns have been imposed in some cities after &ldquo;positivity rate crossed 2 per cent after remaining below 2 per cent for six weeks&rdquo;.&nbsp;Positivity rate is the percentage of positive results out of the total number of tests sampled. On Sunday, Pakistan reported 666 new Covid-19 cases, taking the total number of infections to 318,932.

PTI,&nbsp;Islamabad: Pakistan has imposed mini smart lockdowns in several cities after a surge in the COVID-19 positivity rate, a senior minister said on Sunday, amid fears of a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic in the country.
On Sunday, Pakistan reported 666 new COVID-19 cases, taking the total number of infections to 318,932, according to the Ministry of National Health Services.
Minister for Planning Asad Umar in a post on Twitter said that mini lockdowns have been imposed in some cities after &ldquo;positivity rate crossed 2 per cent after remaining below 2 per cent for six weeks&rdquo;.
Positivity rate is the percentage of positive results out of the total number of tests sampled.
Mini smart lockdowns have been imposed in Karachi, Islamabad and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
"Instructions have been issued to administrations across the country to ensure that precautionary measures are followed. But like in the past, success is impossible without the cooperation of the people," he said in the tweet.
Education Minister Shafqat Mahmood also asked people to follow guidelines and avoid big gatherings.
"Large public gatherings must not take place. These alone can unleash a second wave," he said.
According to the health ministry, Punjab province on Sunday confirmed 203 new COVID-19 cases. It was for the first time since August 15 that Punjab recorded more than 200 cases.
Sindh reported 140,131 cases, Punjab 100,687, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa 38,329, Islamabad 17,296, Balochistan 15,520, Gilgit-Baltistan 3,924 and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir 3,045 cases.
The National Command and Control Centre (NCOC), the nerve centre to synergise and articulate unified national effort against COVID-19, on Thursday imposed restrictions on large-scale public gatherings in marriage halls after rise in the COVID-19 infections in recent weeks.
The restrictions have come ahead of a big rally announced by the opposition parties, under the banner Pakistan Democratic Movement, on October 16 at Gujranwala in Punjab province against the Imran Khan-led government.
However, the Opposition leaders have rejected the call to avoid big rallies.
&ldquo;Some weeks ago this government was taking credit for controlling the coronavirus but suddenly it started saying that it was getting out of control,&rdquo; Rana Sanaullah of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz earlier had said.&nbsp;

Sharif makes political comeback, attacks army & Imran

Deposed Nawaz Sharif on Sunday staged a political comeback by criticising the powerful Army and said the Opposition was not against Prime Minister Imran Khan but against those who brought an "inefficient" man to power

Deposed Nawaz Sharif on Sunday staged a political comeback by criticising the powerful Army and said the Opposition was not against Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan but against those who brought an 'inefficient' man to power. Addressing the All-Parties Conference hosted by the Pakistan Peoples Party via a video link aimed at launching a protest movement against the Khan-led government, the three-time premier launched a scathing attack on the ruling party for its &ldquo;failure to address the basic problems of the people&rdquo;.&nbsp;Sharif&nbsp;has been living in London since November last year after the Lahore High Court granted him permission to go abroad for four weeks for treatment.
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PTI,&nbsp;Islamabad: Pakistan&rsquo;s deposed premier Nawaz Sharif on Sunday staged a political comeback by criticising the powerful Army and said the Opposition was not against Prime Minister Imran Khan but against those who brought an "inefficient" man to power.
Addressing the All-Parties Conference (APC) hosted by the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) via a video link aimed at launching a protest movement against the Khan-led Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government, the three-time premier launched a scathing attack on the ruling party for its &ldquo;failure to address the basic problems of the people&rdquo;.
Sharif, the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) supremo, has been living in London since November last year after the Lahore High Court granted him permission to go abroad for four weeks for treatment.
On Friday, PPP chairman Zardari talked to him over phone and invited him to virtually attend the Opposition-led All Parties Conference (APC) scheduled to be held on Sunday.
Addressing the conference, Sharif criticised the country&rsquo;s powerful establishment for allegedly supporting Khan.
"Our struggle is not against Imran Khan. Today, our struggle is against those who installed Imran Khan and who manipulated elections (of 2018) to bring an inefficient man like him into power and thus destroyed the country,&rdquo; he said.
Sharif said that the foremost priority should be to remove &ldquo;this selected government and this system&rdquo;, adding that "if the change is not brought, it will bring irreversible loss to this country.&rdquo; He asked the Army to stay away from politics and follow the Constitution and vision of the country&rsquo;s father &lsquo;Quaid-e-Azam&rsquo; Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
&ldquo;It is very important that our armed forces stay away from our governmental system according to our Constitution and the Quaid's speech, and not interfere with the people's choice. We have made this country a joke in our own eyes and internationally as well,&rdquo; he said.
Sharif pointed out that former prime minister Yusuf Raza Gilani once said that there was "a state within a state" in Pakistan.
&ldquo;It is saddening that the situation has escalated to a state above the state. This parallel government illness is the root-cause of our problems,&rdquo; he said.
He asked the leaders attending the conference to make important decisions to change the system of the country, alleging that the current government has enforced &ldquo;martial law&rdquo; in the country.
&ldquo;This conference should bring forth a concrete plan of action for saving democracy, a concrete policy should be made for solving the problem of a parallel state&hellip; I again urge this all-party conference to go beyond its traditional ways and form a plan of action,&rdquo; he said.
Sharif reiterated that the vote of people should be honoured which was the only way to save democracy and the country.
"Pakistan has been constantly deprived from a democratic system. When the vote is dishonored, the entire democratic system becomes meaningless. When it is decided before the election process as to who will win and who will lose, then it can be guessed how the public is betrayed and how the public's mandate is stolen,&rdquo; he said.
He said that military dictators ruled for multiple years but none of the elected prime ministers had been allowed to complete the allotted five years.
Without naming former military dictator Pervez Musharraf, he said that the court did not act against him for suspending the Constitution.
&ldquo;Courts gave dictators the right to play with the Constitution and acquitted someone (Musharraf) who suspended the Constitution twice. Whereas the ones who follow the Constitution are still in jail,&rdquo; he said.
The powerful Army, which has ruled Pakistan for more than half of its 70 plus years of existence, has hitherto wielded considerable power in the matters of security and foreign policy.
Before Sharif, former president Asif Ali Zardari also addressed the conference through a video-link and criticised the government which he said was using the tactics to suppress the Opposition.
&ldquo;It is important that all parties join hands to get rid of this government,&rdquo; he said.
PPP chairman Bilawal is hosting and presiding over the conference with several opposition parties attending it to chalk out a course of action to launch protests against the government.
Sharif, his daughter Maryam and son-in-law Muhammad Safdar were convicted in the Avenfield properties case on July 6, 2018.
Sharif, who was deposed in 2017, was also sentenced to seven years in the Al-Azizia Steel Mills case in December 2018. But, he was bailed out in both cases and also allowed to go to London for medical treatment.
He was given eight weeks to return but failed to come back due to health complications, according to his lawyer.&nbsp;

Imran govt to make Gilgit-Baltistan Pak's 5th province: report 

The Imran Khan government is soon going to illegally integrate the occupied Gilgit-Baltistan region by making it Pakistan's fifth province, according to Pakistani newspaper Express Tribune. The newspaper&nbsp;quoted Minister of 'Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan Affairs' Ali Amin Gandapur saying that the government has decided to "elevate Gilgit-Baltistan to the status of a full-fledged province with all constitutional rights, including its representation in the Senate and the National Assembly."&nbsp;Gandapur said&nbsp;Prime Minister Khan would soon visit the region and make the formal announcement in this regard.&nbsp;

The Imran Khan government is soon going to illegally integrate the occupied Gilgit-Baltistan region by making it Pakistan's fifth province, according to Pakistani newspaper Express Tribune. The newspaper&nbsp;quoted Minister of 'Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan Affairs' Ali Amin Gandapur saying that the government has decided to "elevate Gilgit-Baltistan to the status of a full-fledged province with all constitutional rights, including its representation in the Senate and the National Assembly."&nbsp;Gandapur said&nbsp;Prime Minister Khan would soon visit the region and make the formal announcement in this regard.&nbsp;

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