Summary Cabinet is reviewing the anti-terrorism National Action Plan and other issues today.
ISLAMABAD (Web Desk) - The federal cabinet on Monday expressed serious concerns on reports of alleged horse trading in the upcoming Senate elections.
In his remarks, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said the PML-N is working for decades to stop horse trading. He directed the federal ministers and leaders of his political party to contact with other parties to stop this practice.
PM directed cabinet to contact with political parties for forging consensus on bringing a constitutional amendment to stop horse trading.
— PML(N) [Official] (@pmln_org) February 23, 2015
Meanwhile, the cabinet was briefed on the proposed power generation projects in Sindh through solar and wind energy. The Prime Minister directed water and power ministry to ensure early completion of LNG power generation projects.
The cabinet gave approval for initiating dialogue with China for the import of electricity.
The meeting also discussed overall law and order and progress on implementation of the National Action Plan against terrorism.
Participants observed one minute silence over the demise of former Supreme Court Judge Rana Bhagwandas.
The Prime Minister appreciated the services of Rana Bhagwandas for rule of law in the country. He said Rana Bhagwandas was a man of principle who had firm faith in democracy and rule of law.
Finance Minister Ishaq Dar also briefed the meeting about the economic situation.
