ISLAMABAD: Speaker National Assembly Asad Qaiser has said the entire nation is united to face Indian regime’s war mongering narrative and we will counter bravely all war threats by India. He said that parliament is united across the parties to counter the aggression posed by Indian war mongering regime.The Speaker National Assembly expressed these views while talking with the delegation of Parliamentary Reporter Association (PRA) who called on him at the Parliament House on Wednesday.PRA Convener Hafiz Tahir Khalil, President Qurban Baloch, Secretary General Behzad Saleemi, former president Siddique Sajid, Secretary National Press Club Anwar Raza and senior journalists were present during the meeting.The NA Speaker said that this aggressive mode of Indian regime will be discussed in today’s session and a unanimous resolution will be passed in this regard. He further mentioned that he has talked with the Chairman Senate, Opposition Leader in the Senate, other Parliamentary leaders and Foreign Minister of Pakistan to pass a unanimous resolution against Indian threats as this would be clear message for India that we all are united.He expressed the desire to legislate for the welfare of masses and said it would be only possible when the Parliament functions smoothly. “Being the custodian of the House it is his prime duty to keep all political parties united for the welfare of masses”, he said.The Speaker said that he is ready to play his role for resolution of media crisis and asked PRA to submit their suggestions in black and white. He assured them that he will put their suggestion to Prime Minister for consideration.He said the proposal to form special Parliamentary Committee to resolve the issues being faced by Media will be taken under consideration soon. The Speaker desired that Pakistani media should play proactive role for highlighting Pakistan stance of maintaining peace in the region.He said that seven-hundred laws have been identified which need amendments and in this regards a special committee will be constituted to review the propose amendments before presenting these on the floor of the House. In reply to a question, he said that mandate of each political party will be given due respect in the House.
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