Summary
- ISLAMABAD: State Minister for Law Barrister Aqeel Malik has attributed the technical problems reported during proceedings in Pakistan’s National Assembly to a possible internet or technical fault, dismissing suggestions that anything unusual had occurred.
- He added that speeches from the government benches had also experienced technical problems describing the situation as a technical fault rather than a deliberate act.
- His remarks came amid questions about technical issues affecting the availability or transmission of speeches during the previous day’s National Assembly proceedings.
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ISLAMABAD: State Minister for Law Barrister Aqeel Malik has attributed the technical problems reported during proceedings in Pakistan’s National Assembly to a possible internet or technical fault, dismissing suggestions that anything unusual had occurred.
Speaking to Geo News, Malik said technical difficulties had also affected audio in the law minister’s chamber, where sound would sometimes be audible and sometimes disappear.







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