The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party has built its political strategy around deception and misinformation, turning politics into a tool for confusion and control. Their latest attempt, a propaganda-filled documentary, highlights the lengths they are willing to go to mislead both the people of Pakistan and the international community. The documentary opens with a glaring lie, claiming the “Final Call” protest was against the 26th Constitutional Amendment. However, PTI not only supported this amendment but actively participated in related committee meetings and ceremonies. This blatant contradiction undermines their credibility and reveals a deliberate effort to distort facts. PTI’s protest was far…
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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), a province with immense potential, has often been touted as a success story in governance by its political leaders. However, the ground realities paint a starkly different picture. Instances of mismanagement, corruption, and inefficiency have raised serious questions about the actual performance of the provincial administration. One notable example of administrative negligence comes from Abbottabad, where a government employee managed to exploit loopholes to hold two jobs simultaneously. Ajab Noor, originally appointed as a clinical technician in the health department in 2013, altered one digit in his National Identity Card (NIC) to secure another job as a…
A tragic landslide in the Malopa area near Skardu claimed the lives of five individuals when their vehicle was buried under heavy debris. Early this morning, a van carrying five passengers became engulfed by the sudden slide, triggered by unstable terrain and cold weather conditions. Upon receiving information about the accident, Pakistan Army rescue teams, along with medical personnel, swiftly mobilized to the scene despite facing harsh weather and challenging terrain. The rescue operation was carried out with remarkable professionalism and efficiency, reflecting the dedication of the team. The bodies of all five victims were successfully recovered from the debris…
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has developed a pattern of calling for protests that fail to achieve their goals while wasting valuable resources and creating unrest across the country. These repeated attempts not only disrupt daily life but also hurt the nation’s stability and economy. Instead of contributing to constructive solutions, these protests create a cycle of chaos that further deepens the challenges facing Pakistan. PTI has been known to organize demonstrations involving armed groups and even illegal Afghan citizens. These protests have often led to chaos and violence, damaging public property and putting innocent lives at risk. Armed participants in their…
When someone undergoes a Field General Court Martial (FGCM) in the Pakistan Armed Forces, strict rules ensure fairness and confidentiality. During this process, the individual on trial can only communicate with their lawyer. Even the lawyer is sworn to secrecy and cannot discuss the trial with anyone else until it concludes. Leaking or sharing trial details is not just unlikely but impossible under the military’s disciplined judicial system. These measures highlight the seriousness and integrity of the military court process, which is designed to remain free from outside influence. However, many people are unaware of how this system works, making…
The Federal Minister of Information recently addressed Hafiz Hamdullah’s comments regarding the President of Pakistan’s objections to a proposed bill. The Minister clarified that these objections are deeply rooted in legal and constitutional principles, dismissing any notion that they are based on personal opinions or arbitrary reasoning. He emphasized that there is no connection between the objections and FATF (Financial Action Task Force) guidelines. The Minister strongly refuted claims linking the bill to FATF, labeling such connections as misleading and unfounded. The Minister elaborated that constitutional matters should not be politicized, as this practice serves no productive purpose and only…
In Pakistan, many people believe that Independent Power Producers (IPPs) are mostly owned by politicians, but that’s not true. This story has been used to blame politicians for the country’s energy problems, while the real winners are private business owners. These businessmen run most of the IPPs, make huge profits, and let politicians take the heat from the public. In reality, politicians own only a small number of these power plants. Most of them are controlled by big business families and companies that quietly take advantage of the system. The perception that politicians are the main beneficiaries allows these businessmen…
The White House has expressed serious concerns about ISKP (Islamic State Khorasan Province) and its increasing ability to target the Taliban, particularly their leadership. This statement highlights the shifting security landscape in Afghanistan and emphasizes ISKP’s growing role as a critical issue in global politics. The recent assassination of Khalid Haqqani has drawn widespread international condemnation, serving as a stark reminder of Afghanistan’s fragile security situation. This high-profile attack has underscored the urgent need to address escalating threats and has reignited global attention on Afghanistan’s evolving challenges. For years, Pakistan and other neighboring countries have issued warnings about the threats…
A protest march near the Bangladesh High Commission in Delhi, India, led under the banner of the Civil Society of Delhi and strongly supported by the Hindu nationalist organization Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), raises critical questions about India’s motives in the region. Ostensibly organized to highlight alleged atrocities against Hindu minorities in Bangladesh, the protest appears to align more closely with the RSS’s longstanding agenda of destabilizing neighboring countries to advance its vision of Akhand Bharat (a unified greater India). The RSS, notorious for its radical ideology, has repeatedly used such events as tools to push its narrative and exert…
Islamabad’s peaceful residential neighborhoods, once designed for families and tranquil living, are now facing an alarming wave of illegal commercialization. The Capital Development Authority (CDA) is under fire for its inability to enforce the CDA Ordinance 1960 and Islamabad Residential Sectors Zoning Regulations, as homes are being converted into hubs for hostels, clinics, and even international media offices. Residents have raised a strong outcry, blaming these illegal activities for disrupting their quality of life. The chaos caused by increased traffic, parking shortages, and environmental strain has turned once-quiet neighborhoods into centers of disorder. Many residents see this as a blatant…