Aftab Ahmed Khan Sherpao (QPW0 Said:

PESHAWAR (Middle East) chairman of the National Welfare Party, Aftab Ahmed Khan Sherpao, condemned the reference against judges of the High Court and said that such measures are being tried to press the judiciary and judges' voice, He said that the government's move has not only threatened to collapse in institutions, but also there is a danger of harming the judiciary. He said that in a situation that the country is internally and External issues and problems are underwhelmed by the government, trying to suppress the voice of the judges and the executives of the law enforcement.

The judge said that the attack on the main institutions of the country and the main pillar of the country is very worried and it will bring a negative impression to the judges.

Euphrates Sharpao judges in higher courts Pyramid's post not to comment on anti-terrorism cases was astonished and said that there was no acceptable acceptance on freedom of the main pillar of the country. He announced the full support of the resolution against the presidential reference against the judges of the High Court. He said that the National Welfare Party is a lawyer with a high court judge like the community. He appealed to the country's democratists and the forces believed in the law to move ahead and play their key role in this matter.

Peshawar Updates Live:

PESHAWAR (Newcastle) District government has issued notice for 24,000 taxpayers for doctors and private clinics, which has been clarified that shops will not be able to collect shops for seven days. According to sources, local government department Notice of the notification of submitting municipal tax to all the private clinics of Peshawar and private hospitals, have been sent to Alio Pythak doctors as well as notice to Homio Pythak and Governants. In the Notice, 24 thousand deposits within seven days The tax has been terminated, sources said Li were charged in a recovery year's budget will be before the end of the financial year will further increase the rate next year.