Pakistan’s Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) successfully resolved a record 637 complaints concerning broadcast content and wage issues over the past two years. This achievement, announced during the 121st meeting of PEMRA’s Islamabad Council of Complaints, marks the highest number of cases disposed of by any Council since PEMRA was established. The meeting, chaired by Syed Muhammad Ali, was the first for the newly reconstituted Council of Complaints Islamabad, which the federal government appointed on July 20. It was disclosed that through 38 meetings held during this period, the Islamabad Council of Complaints had managed to dispose of 637 cases, setting a new benchmark for complaint resolution. Additionally, the Council examined and decided on nine agenda items related to broadcast content.