Imran Khan, the founder and chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), along with his wife, Bushra Bibi, provincial presidents, central office-bearers, and members of the national and provincial assemblies comprising 103 Members of the National Assembly, 116 Members from Punjab, 93 from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 30 from Sindh, 7 from Balochistan, 18 Senators, and members of the Assemblies of Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan have all been part of this political setup. Yet, amidst all these politicians, was there a single child of any of them who suffered injury or death during the so-called revolution? While the children of the poor…
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The PTI-led protests have caused significant harm to Pakistan’s cricketing reputation, raising serious doubts about the country’s ability to host the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Pakistan, which worked tirelessly to rebuild its image after the 2009 attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team, now faces a resurgence of security concerns largely due to the political instability caused by PTI. ICC Champions Trophy at Risk The Champions Trophy, set to be held in Pakistan, was a critical milestone for the country in re-establishing itself as a host for international cricket. However, the chaotic protests and unrest, amplified by the forced eviction…
Islamabad (Marriam Kaiwan): Imagine a ship caught in a fierce hurricane. The crew is divided, each faction pulling the vessel in different directions while the captain tries to negotiate safe passage with distant shores. The political climate in Pakistan is somewhat similar to a turbulent sea with waves of protests and counter-protests crashing against the hull of governance. The supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan are battering the shores of Islamabad demanding his release whearas the capital is fortified with containers and guarded by thousands of police officers, standing as a fortress against this political deluge. The government led by…
The Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) strongly condemns the unjust actions taken by the state against senior journalist Matiullah Jan, who was arrested on charges of terrorism after being apprehended at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) in Islamabad on November 27, 2024. The charges brought against Matiullah Jan are not only unfounded but also a direct attack on press freedom. PFUJ considers the allegations to be ridiculous, and the decision by the Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) in Islamabad to grant a two-day physical remand as both excessive and unwarranted. While the spread of misinformation in media is a…
Reflecting on PTI’s empty promises, it brings to mind a moment from Pervez Musharraf’s time when he received countless messages on the internet urging him to return, claiming that people would support him. Yet, when he arrived at Karachi airport, he found himself alone, with no one in sight. A similar situation seems to be unfolding with “Jinnah Third” and his wife. The question arises: aside from the Pashtuns, how many people from other provinces actually took to the streets demanding Khan’s release? It appears that only the youth from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, particularly Ali Amin Gandapur, kept their word. The…
Corps Commander Peshawar, Lieutenant General Umar Ahmed Bukhari, visited Edwardes College, Peshawar, and held a special session with students and faculty members. During his address, the Corps Commander emphasized the importance of technical education and adapting to modern educational demands. He highlighted the responsible use of social media and warned students about the dangers of fake news and propaganda. Read More: Islamabad Residents Frustrated by Persistent Protests Students asked questions regarding security and peace in the current challenging times. The faculty and students expressed their gratitude for the visit and appreciated the sacrifices of the armed forces for Pakistan.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Chief Minister, Ali Amin Gandapur, recently announced compensation of Rs. 10 million per family for those allegedly killed during PTI’s recent protest. Speaking at a rally in Mansehra, he claimed that a significant number of PTI supporters lost their lives during the demonstrations. However, what remains shocking is that neither the chief minister nor anyone else seems to know the actual number of deceased individuals. This raises serious concerns about the transparency of the process and hints at a meticulously planned corruption scheme. Reports suggest that the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government is gathering data of supposed fatalities from different…
Islamabad residents are growing weary of continuous demonstrations demanding the release of former Prime Minister Imran Khan. The protests, often culminating in violent clashes with security forces, have disrupted the lives of the city’s 2.4 million inhabitants, turning the peaceful capital into a zone of chaos. For days, Islamabad’s streets were filled with protesters, police, and barricades. Authorities deployed over 700 shipping containers to block main routes, effectively transforming the city into a fortress. Schools were closed, businesses shuttered, and internet services suspended, leaving residents feeling isolated and anxious. Saira Bano, a schoolteacher, expressed frustration over the disruption. “This isn’t…
Rubina Khan, sister of Imran Khan, has accused Bushra Bibi of exerting undue influence in PTI’s decision-making during Imran’s tenure as Prime Minister. She alleged that Bushra played a pivotal role in Punjab’s affairs, which faced corruption and mismanagement under Usman Buzdar’s leadership. Read More: Salman Akram Raja Resigns as PTI Secretary General Amid Growing Party Turmoil Rubina’s claims support accusations of malpractice involving Bushra and her associates, reportedly a key factor in straining Imran’s relations with General Asim Munir, who, as DG ISI, had raised concerns about the corruption. The revelations deepen suspicions about Bushra Bibi’s controversial role in Punjab’s…
LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Secretary General Salman Akram Raja tendered his resignation on Thursday, as the party faces mounting criticism and internal unrest following its recent protest in Islamabad. The resignation has added to the ongoing challenges for the former ruling party, which is grappling with political and organizational instability. According to ARY News, PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan confirmed receiving Salman Akram Raja’s resignation. The decision comes at a critical juncture when the party is under intense scrutiny for its handling of the Islamabad protest and its failure to secure the release of PTI founder and former Prime…