PIMS Hospital issued an explanatory statement debunking false claims on social media about protester deaths during PTI-led demonstrations. According to the administration, no fatalities occurred as alleged, and the circulating news is baseless. Read More: The Exploitation of Pakhtoons in PTI’s Protests: A Call for Awareness The hospital reported treating 66 law enforcement personnel and 36 civilians during the protests, with most discharged after receiving first aid. A few individuals remain under medical care. This clarification highlights the spread of misinformation, urging responsible sharing of verified news to avoid public panic.
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The recent PTI protest has once again revealed the harsh reality of how Pakhtoons are treated by those they trust. Leaders like CM Ali Amin Gandapur and Bushra Bibi fled the scene, leaving their supporters to face deadly consequences. Reports of over 90 deaths and more than a thousand injuries highlight the devastating aftermath of this protest. This is not just a political failure but a grave betrayal of the community’s trust. Time and again, Pakhtoons have been drawn into protests under the illusion of achieving justice or addressing grievances. Yet, at every critical moment, the very leaders who instigated…
Today, in a significant diplomatic move, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and Belarusian Foreign Minister Maxim Ryzhenkov met to discuss strengthening bilateral ties and set the stage for Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko’s upcoming visit to Pakistan. This meeting comes at a crucial time, as PTI’s political protests continue to create turmoil in Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad. PTI’s ongoing protests have led to widespread instability, with clashes between party supporters and the police disrupting the streets. Protestors, led by PTI’s political leadership, are calling for early elections, challenging the government’s authority and putting pressure on the administration. Despite these challenges, Pakistan’s government…
The PTI convoy, led by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, has reached the Brahma Interchange on the M-1 Motorway, en route to Islamabad. The rally, which is part of PTI’s planned protest, faced intense opposition from the police along the way. According to reports, police deployed tear gas to disperse protesters who attempted to enter Rawalpindi. Read More: Bushra Bibi: A Political Figure Without Accountability Tensions escalated as the police clashed with the protesters, with several demonstrators trying to force their way past roadblocks. The protest is seen as part of PTI’s efforts to challenge the government and demand…
Bushra Bibi, despite not being an elected official, has taken it upon herself to lead protests, demanding the release of her husband, Imran Khan, and attempting to rally the public around what can only be seen as a personal political struggle. In a time when Pakistan faces major challenges economic hardships, political instability, and rising terrorism her focus on a personal vendetta against the government shows a lack of accountability and understanding of the broader national issues. Divisive Rhetoric: Leading a Cause with No Mandate As the wife of a former Prime Minister, Bushra Bibi holds a position of influence…
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government, under Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) leadership, continues to face backlash for mismanagement of public resources. Recent revelations show that funds have been irresponsibly diverted toward political protests, including arrangements for PTI’s demonstrations, instead of addressing the province’s pressing needs. The repercussions of such financial negligence are now more evident than ever. Funds Misallocated During Provincial Crisis KP’s already struggling economy is being further strained by the diversion of resources for political gains. Over Rs. 81 crore were spent on facilitating political activities instead of resolving critical issues such as healthcare, education, and disaster recovery. This has…
Islamabad authorities have declared the CIA building in Sector I-9 as a sub-jail for detaining individuals arrested during the PTI protest. This decision, formalized through a notification by the Chief Commissioner of Islamabad under the Prisoners Act of 1894, was approved by the Ministry of Law and Parliamentary Affairs. With police and Rangers deployed at critical points, including 26 No. Chungi, extensive preparations have been made to counter the PTI convoy heading toward the capital. Anti-riot measures, including tear gas and rubber bullets, are in place. PTI’s protest is focused on four demands: the release of political prisoners, reversal of…
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has dismissed a widely circulated social media post as fake news. The controversial claim, posted by a social media account, alleged that incoming passengers were being instructed to stay at the airport for 72 hours. Read More: A terrorism alert has been issued in KP to prevent the threat of terrorism. According to sources, the false information caused unnecessary panic and uncertainty among the public. The account behind the post has faced widespread criticism for its irresponsible behavior. Authorities have now initiated legal proceedings against the account responsible for spreading this misinformation, emphasizing the need for…
In a significant crackdown, Islamabad Police conducted a large-scale search operation last night targeting miscreants linked to the PTI. The operation, led by 27 specialized teams, spanned various areas of the capital. Police sources confirmed that 200 individuals, including men and women, were apprehended. Weapons and ammunition were also seized from those arrested, raising concerns about potential violence planned during the November 24 protest. Read More: Bushra Bibi Faces Legal Trouble Over Controversial Video Statement Authorities have emphasized that strict legal actions will follow, signaling a zero-tolerance policy for any activities aimed at disrupting public peace.
ISLAMABAD: The National Highway and Motorway Police (NHMP) announced the closure of multiple motorway sections for maintenance starting at 8 pm on November 22 until further notice. The NHMP has urged the public to avoid unnecessary travel for their safety. The affected motorways include M1 (Peshawar to Islamabad), M2 (Lahore to Islamabad), M3 (Lahore to Abdul Hakeem), M4 (Pindi Bhattian to Multan), M11 (Sialkot to Lahore), and M14 (DI Khan to Hakla). Travelers have been advised to contact the NHMP helpline at 130 or check social media platforms for updates. Meanwhile, the Punjab government has imposed Section 144 across the…
