Author: Ayan Achakzai

Mohsin Naqvi Addresses PTM Ban and Security Concerns Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi gave an important media statement regarding the government’s strict stance against the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM). He explained the decision to crack down on their activities, stating that the government will not allow any parallel systems or movements that go against the state. Enforcing the PTM Ban Naqvi stated that PTM’s ban was necessary due to their divisive rhetoric and actions against national institutions. He emphasized that no organization is above the law, and anyone trying to disrupt the state will face legal consequences. According to Naqvi, the…

KP Government Enforces Strict Ban on PTM Activities Following Federal Orders Peshawar – The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has announced a strict enforcement of the federal ban on Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM) activities. This comes after the federal government declared PTM a proscribed organization, citing the group’s involvement in anti-state activities. Provincial authorities are now actively preventing any PTM gatherings, including their planned meetings in Khyber District. Federal Notification and PTM Ban Following a federal notification that officially banned PTM, the KP government is ensuring that no PTM activities can take place. KP Information Adviser, Barrister Saif, emphasized that PTM’s…

RAW’s Involvement in Karachi Airport Attack Exposed Karachi – The recent terror attack on Karachi Airport by the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has revealed the involvement of India’s intelligence agency, RAW, sources confirmed. Evidence suggests that RAW provided both financial and military assistance to local insurgent groups like the BLA. RAW’s Support for Local Terrorist Groups Pakistan has repeatedly raised concerns over India’s role in fueling unrest through proxy organizations like BLA and TTP. Sources indicate that social media accounts, such as the ‘Baba Banaras’ handle, predicted the attack on Karachi Airport, pointing to a well-coordinated effort orchestrated by RAW.…

Pakistan Thwarts Afghan Forces’ Aggression at Nushki Border Nushki – Pakistan successfully thwarted Afghan forces’ unprovoked aggression at the Nushki Ghaznali sector of the Pak-Afghan border. Afghan forces had opened fire on Pakistani border posts, prompting a swift and effective retaliation from Pakistan, which resulted in significant damage to Afghan forces, according to security sources. Afghan Forces’ Provoked Attack and Retaliation The incident occurred while Pakistani forces were repairing the border fence, according to officials. Afghan forces attempted to disrupt this activity by launching unprovoked fire. However, Pakistan responded with precision, targeting Afghan outposts and dealing heavy damage. For more…

Police Raid PTM Camp in Peshawar Leads to Arrests Peshawar – In a decisive move, local authorities raided a PTM camp in Peshawar’s Regi area late last night, resulting in multiple arrests. The police acted following a government directive that banned the gathering due to its potential for inciting unrest. The raid was conducted after the Khyber District Administration enforced Section 144, prohibiting public assemblies. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ground Zero Pakistan (@groundzeropk_) Section 144 Enforced in Khyber District In response to rising concerns over unrest, the Deputy Commissioner of Khyber imposed Section…

Consequences of Supporting Banned Organizations in Pakistan Supporting or aiding banned organizations is a severe crime under Pakistani law, with strict penalties. These consequences, as outlined by the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) Section 11C and Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) Article 121A, include a range of punitive measures against those involved in any way with these groups. Legal Penalties for Supporting Banned Organizations If individuals or students are caught aiding banned organizations, their names may be placed on the Exit Control List (ECL), preventing them from studying abroad and barring them from government jobs. The following actions are taken under the Anti-Terrorism…

Why is PTM Banned in Pakistan? The Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM) has been banned in Pakistan for engaging in activities that threaten the country’s national security and sovereignty. Pakistan has justified this ban based on several serious allegations against the PTM, ranging from inciting unrest to advocating for terrorist groups. For more updates on political movements, visit our Pakistan section. Anti-State Activities The PTM is accused of not recognizing Pakistan as a sovereign state. Its leaders have frequently challenged Pakistan’s foundational ideology, criticizing the nation’s founding fathers, such as Quaid-e-Azam and Allama Iqbal. They also raise Afghan flags and claim…

PTM and Khawarij Collaboration Unveiled: Fire Cease Announced in Khyber The collaboration between the banned Khawarij group and the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM) has been unveiled, revealing deeper ties. Khawarij has announced a 5-day ceasefire from October 9 to October 13 in Khyber District to support PTM’s so-called “Pashtun National Court” on October 11, 2024. PTM’s False Advocacy for Pashtun Rights While PTM claims to advocate for Pashtun rights, the reality is different. The group has been sowing seeds of anti-state sentiments and hatred within the Pashtun tribes, echoing the same rhetoric as the Khawarij. For more on Pashtun tribal…

PTI’s False Narrative of Establishment Talks After Failed March After its failed march and the dramatic conclusion of Gandapur’s disappearance, PTI is now attempting to fabricate a new narrative. The claim is that secret talks were underway with the Establishment. According to PTI leaders, Gandapur’s disappearance was part of a joint plot with the Establishment, designed to throw the opposition off balance. Failed Efforts to Incite Chaos Despite efforts to create chaos, PTI’s attempts were thwarted. The march didn’t gain traction. Now, desperate to save face, the party is spreading false stories of collaboration with the Establishment. These claims follow…

Afghan Government Spokesperson’s Comments on Pakistan Politics Draw Criticism The Afghan government spokesperson, Abdul Qahar Balkhi, made headlines after his controversial remarks on Pakistan’s political situation. Balkhi expressed concerns about the internal tensions between the Pakistani government and opposition parties. His comments on X (formerly Twitter) suggested that these tensions could have far-reaching consequences for the entire region. Remarks by IEA-MoFA Spokesman Regarding Recent Developments in Pakistan The tensions between the government & political opposition supporters in Pakistan has reached an alarming level that could adversely impact the entire region. pic.twitter.com/Ju1lylg43C — Abdul Qahar Balkhi (@QaharBalkhi) October 6, 2024…