India exploited Pulwama incident for political gains
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Monday that Pakistan has received a significant financial boost from Saudi Arabia and UAE, with the former giving $2 billion and the latter providing $1 billion, and that this injection of funds has also helped Pakistan to
fulfill the conditions set by the IMF.
The premier attended the National Assembly session chaired by Speaker Raja Pervez Ashraf.
During the session, PM Sharif expressed condolences over the demise of Mufti Abdul Shakoor, the Minister of Religious Affairs, who passed away in a tragic road accident.
In the meeting, a fateha was offered for Minister of Religious Affairs Mufti Abdul Shakoor.
Addressing a session of the National Assembly, the prime minister said that late Mufti was a renowned religious scholar and an honest and hardworking member of his cabinet.
The prime minister said that late Mufti ran his election campaign in his constituency on motorcycle.
During the cabinet meetings, he found late minister as a straight forward and clear minded speaker. The prime minister said that due to his hard work and dedication, no complaints were reported during the Hajj arrangements when compared with those issues related to mismanagement that had emerged during the previous government’s tenure.
