RAWALPINDI – Security forces successfully eliminated eight terrorists in two separate operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Tragically, two brave soldiers, including a captain, embraced martyrdom, according to the ISPR. The military’s media wing reported that these operations were conducted between November 29 and December 1. The first mission targeted a terrorist hideout in Baka Khel, Bannu. Five terrorists were killed, and nine others were injured in this operation. During the intense exchange of fire, 29-year-old Sepoy Iftikhar Hussain from Jhang displayed exceptional courage and was martyred. In the second operation, conducted in Shagai, Khyber, three more terrorists were neutralized, and two…
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RAWALPINDI – Authorities have decided to formally arrest former Prime Minister Imran Khan in connection with four more cases related to the September 28 incident. Investigation teams reached Adiala Jail to carry out the official arrest of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader. Imran Khan will appear in court today (Monday) after completing his physical remand in the New Town police case. The investigative teams plan to proceed with his arrest in all four cases on the same day. After the arrests, a request will be filed to send him to prison under judicial remand. Earlier, an anti-terrorism court (ATC) in…
The Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) in Lahore has rejected bail for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Imran Khan in the Jinnah House attack case. The court issued a detailed seven-page written judgment. Judge Manzar Ali Gul stressed that Khan’s words as a leader hold significant influence over his party members and supporters. The court noted that no other PTI leader would openly oppose his directives. The judgment declared that Imran Khan is directly culpable in the case. It further described the events of the attack, which included arson and vandalism. These acts targeted military installations, government buildings, and police officials, sparing only…
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Chief Minister, Ali Amin Gandapur, on Friday challenged the province’s Governor, Faisal Karim Kundi, to impose Governor’s Rule. He made the statement during a session of the provincial assembly, as the ruling coalition considers this option following the Islamabad march. “If you have the courage, impose Governor’s Rule,” Gandapur said. He warned that his party could rally against the government if pushed further. “The nation knows about this theatrical drama,” he added, making it clear he was not afraid of confrontation. This comes after media reports suggested that the federal government might impose Governor’s Rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.…
A serious accident occurred in North Waziristan near Sayedgai when a passenger coach veered off the road and plunged into a deep ditch. The unfortunate incident claimed one life, leaving 10 others injured. The Pakistan Army acted quickly after receiving news of the accident. Rescue teams, paramedics, and support from Rescue 1122 were immediately dispatched to the scene. The Army led a successful operation to retrieve the injured passengers from the ditch. Paramedical staff provided urgent medical aid on-site to stabilize the victims before transferring them to DHQ Hospital in Bannu for further treatment. The timely intervention by the Pakistan…
The ICC Champions Trophy 2025, scheduled to be hosted in Pakistan, faces uncertainty due to political unrest caused by PTI-led protests. These demonstrations have seriously damaged Pakistan’s standing as a safe destination for international cricket, reigniting concerns about security and stability. For years, Pakistan worked tirelessly to rebuild its cricketing reputation after the 2009 attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team. However, the recent political turmoil has raised fresh doubts, putting the hard-earned progress at risk. Sri Lanka A Team Incident Highlights Security Risks The eviction of Sri Lanka’s A team during the protests became a focal point of the…
Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has declared that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is not a political party. He described it as sedition, a group bent on sabotage. He directed that cases should be filed against these elements. During a meeting on law and order in Islamabad, Shahbaz Sharif expressed his concerns. He said this group has launched its third or fourth assault on the federation. Such hostile intentions, he noted, were unthinkable before 2014. He reminded everyone of the 126-day sit-in at D-Chowk, which caused humiliation for Pakistan. The sit-in disrupted the economy and even led to the cancellation of the Chinese…
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif strongly criticised the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Friday, accusing the party of prioritising its political ambitions over national interests. He alleged that PTI seeks an army chief who would protect its rule rather than serve Pakistan’s interests. “An army chief who supports PTI becomes their ‘master.’ But when an army chief works for Pakistan’s welfare with patriotism, PTI protests against him in the United States,” Asif said in a post on X, previously Twitter. The senior Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader accused PTI of exploiting foreign platforms to harm Pakistan. He claimed the party attempted to…
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is grappling with internal conflicts and external pressures after the recent protest in Islamabad. According to Bushra Bibi’s spokesperson, the party’s founder will hold the leadership accountable for the demonstration that failed to secure his release from prison. “She [Bushra] went to D-Chowk following Khan’s instructions, but the party leaders were missing. Whatever happened, Khan sahib will ensure accountability,” stated Mashal Yousafzai on X, formerly Twitter. Yousafzai also clarified that the former first lady neither participated in nor led the political committee meeting. Her statement comes amidst backlash over the abrupt end of the protest after…
KURRAM: Ongoing tribal clashes in Kurram entered their eighth day on Thursday. The death toll has now reached 107, despite a ceasefire agreement claimed a day earlier. Police confirmed five more deaths and nine injuries in the most recent fighting. This renewed violence came after rival tribes agreed to a 10-day truce. According to a statement from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister’s office in Kurram, the ceasefire officially began on Thursday. Tribal clashes in Kurram have claimed at least 107 lives so far. The victims include 52 people killed in an ambush on a convoy on November 21. Police reported…
