The Senate of Pakistan has offered fateha for the departed souls of the martyrs of the armed forces of the country and innocent Pakistani civilians, who laid down their lives in the recent Indian aggression.

The House also offered fateha for the departed soul of Senator Sajid Mir, the sitting member of the Senate, who passed away on 3rd of this month.

Maulana Atta Ur Rehman led the fateha.

The House unanimously passed a condolence resolution, expressing profound grief and sorrow over the sad demise of Senator Professor Sajid Mir, a veteran parliamentarian and eminent Islamic scholar, who passed away on 3rd of this month.

Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar moved the resolution.

It said Senator Sajid Mir was a distinguished leader of the Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) and a prominent religious figure who served as the Second Amir of Jamiat Ahle Hadees from 1987 until his passing. A man of profound learning, he held multiple academic qualifications, including a Master's degree in English, a Master's in Islamic Studies, and a Bachelor's in Economics. He was also a graduate of the traditional Dars-e-Nizami curriculum, making him a rare blend of classical religious scholarship and modern education.

A seasoned legislator, Sajid Mir was elected multiple times to the Senate of Pakistan, beginning with his first tenure from 1994. In March, 2003 he was re-elected to the Senate and remained Membr of this August House till his passing away. Throughout his parliamentary career, Senator Sajid Mir rendered invaluable services in various capacities.

Known for his humility, integrity, and soft-spoken nature, Senator Sajid Mir was a strong advocate of democratic continuity, inter-sectarian harmony, and constitutionalism. His voice in the Senate reflected wisdom, compassion, and a deep commitment to both his party and his faith. He also made valuable diplomatic contributions, particularly in promoting Pakistan's bilateral ties with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

He leaves behind a rich legacy of public service, scholarship, and principled political engagement. His absence will be deeply felt by his colleagues, students, followers, and the nation at large.

The House expressed its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and prayed to Almighty Allah to shower His infinite blessings upon the departed soul.

"The off-the Grid Captive Power Plants Levy Bill, 2025" was introduced in the House.

Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar moved the bill.

The Chair referred the bill to the standing committee concerned. He said members can submit their recommendations on the bill by 10 a.m. tomorrow.

The House has been adjourned to meet again tomorrow at 3:30 p.m.