LAHORE: Governor Sardar Salim Haider Khan assented the following five Acts which would come into effect immediately.
They assented acts included: Police Order (Punjab Amendment) Act 2024, Punjab Agricultural Marketing Regulatory Authority (Amendment) Act 2024, Punjab Healthcare Commission (Amendment) Act 2024, Punjab Price Control of Essential Commodities Act 2024, Punjab Civil Servants (Amendment) Act 2024. According to the details, an organised crime unit shall be established in each district under the Police Order (Punjab Amendment Act 2024). The organised crime unit in Capital City District shall be headed by the Deputy Inspector General of Police, while in City District, the Senior Superintendent of Police or Superintendent of Police. The Organised Crime Unit will have jurisdiction over cases related to gangs involved in kidnapping for ransom, robbery and dacoity, motor vehicle theft, drug trafficking, inter-provincial and inter-district property related crimes. After the implementation of the Punjab Civil Servants (Amendment) Act, 2024, a civil servant appointed or regularised on or after the commencement of Punjab Civil Servants (Amendment) Ordinance shall participate in a defined contribution pension scheme.
WANA: The worsening security situation in Lower South Waziristan has once again come to light as unidentified armed...
LAHORE: The Pakistan Civil services Academy, Lahore organized an event titled “Saz-e-Sham’a Khusro” in memory of...
PESHAWAR: Adviser to Chief Minister on Health, Ihtesham Ali, on Thursday reviewed the province’s first air ambulance...
MULTAN: Judicial Magistrate Multan, Shahid Hassan Mughal, issued arrest warrants for four MNA brothers—Abdul Qadir...
karachi: Sindh’s Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon on Thursday informed the media about the decisions taken by a...
ISLAMABAD: As many as 36 (11 per cent) Members of the National Assembly (MNAs) attended all sittings, whereas 35 (11...
DERA ISMAIL KHAN: Suspected militants hurled a hand-grenade at the Government Degree College in Kulachi tehsil in the...
PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has cleared Rs 78.5 billion in inherited liabilities and increased the...