Interior Minister defends officials over buggy ride at Islamabad Independence Day parade
Most outlets led with Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's defense of the Islamabad Police Inspector-General and Chief Commissioner following backlash over their appearance in a horse-drawn buggy at an Independence Day parade. Dawn and 24 News HD both highlighted the viral video and Naqvi’s public backing, though each used slightly different phrasing for the event’s location and nature. No other distinct framing or emphasis was present in the excerpts.
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Naqvi defends Islamabad IG, chief commissioner as buggy ride at D-Chowk parade sparks backlash
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has defended the Islamabad Police Inspector-General and the Islamabad Chief Commissioner after their appearance on a horse-drawn buggy at an Independence Day parade at D-Chowk triggered widespread criticism on social media.
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Naqvi comes to CDA chairman, Islamabad IG's defence as carriage video draws flak
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Saturday came to the defence of two government officials who drew flak after a video of them riding in a horse carriage during an Independence Day parade in Islamabad went viral on social media. In the widely circulated video, two officials, identified as Capital Development Authority (CDA) Chairman retired Lt Sohail Ashraf and the Islamabad Inspector General o...
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