Non-payment of salaries is unbearable, don’t starve the children of journalists: CJ Qasim Khan

Lahore High Court hears case pertaining to non-payment of dues to the media.

According to reports, Chief Justice Qasim Khan has summoned Secretary Information Punjab Anwar Jahangir for the next hearing. The public prosecutor informed the court that it was true that various institutions of the Punjab government owed money to the channel owners.

Govt announces office timings during Ramadan

Saudi Arabia announces the date of the first Ramadan

A warning for the world: World War III predicted in the next few days

India, China to hold 11th round of talks on Friday

Chief Justice Muhammad Qasim Khan while giving remarks said that it would be better if the Secretary Information would appear at the next hearing by making payments to the channel owners. Secretary Information Punjab be prepared to suffer the consequences on non-payment of money.

Faisal Wawda broke his silence against Jahangir Khan Tareen

Hindu man buried as Muslim in Saudi: Government plans for legal proceedings to bring back mortal remains

Khloe Kardashian’s unauthorized photo leaked

Amna Ilyas bashes PM Imran Khan, asks for a U-Turn of his statement

According to reports, Executive Director Pakistan Broadcasters Association Muhammad Ali Butt appeared in court. Jam Asif Advocate on behalf of Pakistan Broadcasters Association gave arguments. Lawyer PBA said that the Punjab government has to pay Rs. 432 million. The court sought an affidavit from the Broadcasters Association regarding the salaries of all journalists and workers.

Pakistan’s Economy reaching new Heights

Rolls-Royce breaks all records despite the Pandemic

Former Vice Chancellor LCWU passes away

China-Pakistan hold joint consultation on UN affairs

Chief Justice Muhammad Qasim Khan while giving remarks said that Ramadan is coming and then Eid is coming. Non-payment of salaries to journalists is unbearable. Don’t starve the children of journalists. Lawyer PBA said that all the channels are ready to make payments. If the Punjab government pays the money, it will pay the journalists immediately.

Gujranwala Clean water project incomplete, bail cancelled