It is the first time a British royal has been deployed in combat since the Falklands war 25 years ago, when Harry’s uncle Prince Andrew flew helicopters.-Reutersįeb 29: Pakistan Muslim League-Q which has emerged as the largest single party in the Balochistan assembly is facing problems in nominating the leader of its parliamentary party. Harry, the son of Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana, has been active during his 10 weeks of combat, calling in air strikes against Taliban positions, carrying out foot patrols and firing a heavy-duty machine gun at suspected fighters.Ĭommanders described him as a "model soldier" and were quick to praise his bravery.
"This decision has been taken primarily on the basis that the worldwide media coverage of Prince Harry in Afghanistan could impact on the security of those who are deployed there, as well as the risks to him as an individual soldier." to withdraw Prince Harry from Afghanistan immediately," the ministry said in a statement. "Following a detailed assessment of the risks by the operational chain of command, the decision has been taken. That agreement collapsed on Thursday after Web sites in Australia, Germany and the United States leaked the news. Harry, 23, the grandson of Queen Elizabeth and third in line to the throne, was sent to Afghanistan in December, but the British media maintained a blackout on reporting the deployment under an agreement with the ministry of defence. The reelected president Sardar Asmatullah had led the lawyers of Rawalpindi in their struggle for the restoration of chief justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry and later against November 3 emergency and ouster of more than 60 judges of supreme and higher courts.įeb 29: Britain’s Prince Harry is being withdrawn from Afghanistan immediately, the defence ministry said on Friday, after news leaked on the Internet that he had been secretly fighting on the front lines for 10 weeks. The atmosphere was charged as lawyers elected their representatives. The lawyers from Rawalpindi division and Islamabad cost their votes at the hall of HCBA at Lahore High Court Rawalpindi bench.
Out of total 2578 votes 1900 were polled on Friday and 10 votes were rejected. Raja Furrukh Arif Bhatti won the seat of joint secretary and secured 995 votes and the other contestant Azhar Hussain Malik got 672 votes. Malik Saddique Awan won the seat of general secretary and secured 989 votes whereas his rival candidate Raja Zaheerud Din Babar secured 840 votes. Vice-president Babr Ali advocate obtained 1,306 votes and his rival Shiekh Tahir Aslam got 331.
Feb 29: Sardar Asmatullah advocate was on Friday reelected president of the High Court Bar Association (HCBA) Rawalpindi for 2008 on Friday.Īsmatullah secured 1,113 votes and his rival Ibadur Rehman Lodhi advocate got 764.
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