According to Baaghi TV, Chief Justice of the Islamabad High Court Athar Minallah heard the petition against the order of banning in-door wedding ceremonies due to the spread of COVID-19 in the country. Spain’s first Olympic medal winning athlete Llopart in ‘deep coma’ Magic mushroom therapy found effective for treating depression Petitioner’s counsel contended that the NCOC had issued a notification on November 6th stating that marriage ceremonies would not be allowed in the indoor halls from November 20th. The prime minister says we will not stop the wheel of the economy, but why is this happening against the Marquee owners? Make a policy but don’t for unemployment on nearly 10,000 people. If a marquee does not adhere to a code of conduct, then of course close it. Our opinion should be included in the decision to be made. Indian-Americans Hijacked Biden’s Cabinet President-Elect throws light on upcoming US policy The petitioner’s lawyer further said that the Marquees have been banned but the government itself is holding large rallies. Government and opposition meetings are being held at various places including Gilgit. PTI to win GB election with overwhelming majority: Sheikh Rashid Al-Qaeda men’s arrest in Kerala, West Bengal strengthens int’l … Continue reading Wedding ceremonies are banned, but meetings are allowed? Court