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Nayyar Bokhari

Coverage of Nayyar Bokhari in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jun 28 · 14:06 UTCMost recent: Aug 1 · 17:40 UTC
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  • POLITICSAug 1 · 17:40 UTCDAWN
    PML-N, PPP leaders resume talks to ease tensions over AJK polls

    PML-N and PPP leaders resumed talks to address tensions over alleged rigging in four Mirpur division constituencies during the AJK elections. Both parties agreed on enhancing security for the upcoming polling phase and discussed resolving complaints through political and legal channels.

  • POLITICSJul 31 · 14:20 UTCDAWN
    PPP's Central Executive Committee to deliberate creation of new administrative units: secretary general

    The PPP's Central Executive Committee will discuss creating new administrative units in Pakistan, emphasizing constitutional procedures requiring parliamentary approval. The party opposes new units in Sindh but supports a South Punjab province, while other parties like MQM-P and IPP advocate for different administrative reconfigurations.

  • POLITICSJun 28 · 14:06 UTCDAWN
    Provincial autonomy 'must remain free from interference', nothing in 'black and white' on 28th amendment yet: PPP

    PPP Secretary General Nayyar Bokhari emphasized provincial autonomy must remain free from interference and stated there is no concrete information on a proposed 28th constitutional amendment. The amendment could potentially undermine financial autonomy and powers devolved to provinces under the 2010 18th Constitutional Amendment, which expanded provincial control over areas like health and local government.