He further responded to those threatening to try him in military court, and said, "Do what you must; I will not back down from my stance."
Read Article →Bushra Bibi, Imran Khan’s third wife, is now a key figure in the protests against the Pakistani government by his party. Having not even given many TV interviews, Bushra has suddenly been thrust…
Read Article →The former first lady met with Gandapur and other party leaders to discuss strategies. Following the meeting, she asked party workers to continue their advance.
Read Article →Ahead of the protest, the authorities had locked down the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi while shutting all the entry and exit points.
Read Article →The convoy of vehicles was travelling from Parachinar to Peshawar when unidentified gunmen attacked it in the Uchat area of Kurram district.
Read Article →Justice Miangul Hassan Aurangzeb green-lighted the bail and ordered Khan’s immediate release on surety bonds of one million Pakistani rupees ($3,600).
Read Article →The official said that the explosion "caused significant damage" to the Mali Khel checkpoint's structure as well as to military vehicles.
Pakistan authorities have banned the gatherings of five or more people in the capital city ahead of the protests citing security concerns.
Read Article →The incident took place in the Diamer district. The bus was travelling from Astore to Punjab's Chakwal district when it fell from the Telchi bridge into the river, the Dawn newspaper reported.
Read Article →Sharing a post on X, the Pakistan High Commission in India, said, “The Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi has issued over 3000 visas to Sikh pilgrims from India to participate in the Birthday…
Read Article →Educational institutions and schools up to higher secondary have been closed until November 17. The government has also ordered museums and parks to remain closed till November 17
Read Article →The man was arrested a few days back and is in a Pakistani jail, while the woman has reportedly returned to the UK.
Read Article →In a strange move, Senior Minister of Punjab (Pakistan) Aurangzeb blamed the winds-carrying pollutants from neighbouring India, leading to an “unexpected” air pollution situation in Pakistan.
Read Article →"We write today to urge you to use the United States' substantial leverage with Pakistan's government to secure the release of political prisoners, including former Prime Minister Khan, and…
Read Article →The contentious constitutional amendment bill was cleared by the government of Pakistan and aims at reshaping judiciary appointments