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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan announced Sindh-wide rallies and processions against the corruption of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) right after the Supreme Court rules on Panamagate scandal case. Imran Khan will raise voice over the corruption, garbage heaps and other problems rampant in the province during the coming visit. Imran Khan has directed workers to be geared up  for the occasion as Haleem Adil Sheikh, Zulfiqar Mirza and Mumtaz Bhutto will support him in anti-PPP march, according to the sources Read More:  Imran Khan announces anti-PPP demos in Sindh

KARACHI: Sindh government announced summer vacations for schools all over the province, effective immediately. School are to remain closed till July 24 until further notice. Sindh Secretary for Education Fazlullah Pechuho confirmed the announcement, saying the decision was taken after discussion with the provincial Minister for Education Nisar Khuhro. The provincial ministry for education said the decision was taken keeping in view the rising temperatures all over the province. It further noted the vacations may get extended if the mercury continues to rise over the period of time. Read More:  Sindh govt announces summer vacations for schools

Sindh CM denies PPP links with Uzair Baloch MULTAN: Denying any connection of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) with Uzair Jan Baloch, Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah that his government had also taken action against the notorious Lyari gangster. Speaking to media persons in Multan on Sunday, Shah said that he was unaware about the date of Baloch’s arrest. “When was he (Uzair Baloch) arrested? I have no idea but people are saying that Uzair Jan was arrested from Pakistan,” he said. Also Read:  Uzair Baloch Arrested in Karachi

KARACHI: Pulling in its horns, Muttahida Qaumi Movement late on Sunday night withdrew its call for a shutterdown strike in Karachi after Rangers, the paramilitary troops warned strict action against forced shutdown of businesses, transport, and educational institutes, Samaa reported. “Following DG Rangers Maj Gen Bilal Akbar’s assurance that he will see that the murderers of our worker Mohammad Hashim are dragged to the dock, we are taking our call back,” the MQM Rabita (Coordination) Committee said in an emergent statement. For More Details Visit: Pakistan Breaking News Internet: Live Breaking News

Rangers says no to MQM strike KARACHI: Making a tough statement, Pakistan Rangers (Sindh) has nixed Muttahida Qaumi Movement's (MQM) strike-call by issuing a warning against 'forced shutdown' of businesses, schools, and transport in Sindh in general and Karachi in particular, Samaa reported. This statement comes minutes after the MQM announced to observe a day of mourning and a Sindh-wide shutterdown strike for Monday over a party worker, Mohammad Hashim's, alleged extrajudicial killing. For More Details: Pakistan Breaking News   Internet: Breaking News Live