Tag: Senator Raza Rabbani

ISLAMABAD: Senator Raza Rabbani on Monday said that the caretaker government has failed to protect national sovereignty, ARY News reported. Former Senate chairman and PPP...

A bench headed by IHC Chief Justice Athar Minallah had sought a statement on the matter from amicus curiae Raza Rabbani and others to assist the court in the matter.

He stressed on necessity of dialogue among the institutions. "The institutions should decide how could they perform their responsibilities according to the constitution," Senator Raza Rabbani said.

Talking with media in Karachi Senator Rabbani said that the constitution only allows the federal government to advise provincial authorities under Article 149 while implementing it is discretion of the province.

The IMF in its press release has said that the government has promised to review the NFC Award, Rabbani said. The government has promised the lender it will amend the relevant constitutional clause, he said.

Rabbani said that five advisers and 17 assistants in the cabinet are un-elected. "Why the special assistants are sitting in cabinet sessions," he asked.

ISLAMABAD: Chairman Senate Raza Rabbani stopped working and refused to conduct proceedings of the Upper House and later offered to resign in protest against...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) senator, Raza Rabbani burst into tears while expressing views in the Senate of Pakistan on the 21st Amendment of the constitution, ARY News reported.

ISLAMABAD: Members of the joint opposition in the Senate of Pakistan have been staging a protest sit-in outside the Parliament House, against the proposed privatization of the Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL), ARY News reported.

KARACHI: Leaders of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) visited the protest demonstration staged by journalist fraternity outside the PEMRA office and expressed unity with media...

KARACHI: Journalists community on the call of the media workers organizations holding countrywide protests against ban on ARY News transmissions and curbs on media...