The National Assembly approves the PICA Amendment Bill
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Islamabad: The National Assembly passed the PICA (Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act) Amendment Bill 2025 with a majority vote on Thursday. The bill was presented by Federal Minister Rana Tanveer.
Following the approval of the bill, journalists in the press gallery staged a walkout in protest. In response, Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq directed Information Minister Atta Tarar to address the journalists and engage in dialogue with them regarding their concerns.
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