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The National Assembly Of Pakistan Passed The Landmark Pakistan Telecommunication (Re-Organization) (Amendment) Bill On Which Date In June 2026?
The high-profile Pakistan Telecommunication (Re-Organization) (Amendment) Bill was successfully processed and passed by the house on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
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