RAWALPINDI: The ongoing PTI protest has created severe disruptions in Rawalpindi and Islamabad, raising fears of an imminent petrol shortage, reports Khyber News. Government-imposed road blockages have halted the movement of oil tankers, disrupting the supply chain. Petrol stations in the twin cities are now struggling to receive fuel deliveries, intensifying concerns about a looming fuel crisis. Noman Ali Butt, a leader of the Oil Tankers Association, stated that the blocked routes have brought tanker operations to a standstill. He warned that if the roads remain closed, petrol pumps in the region could face complete shutdowns as early as tomorrow.…
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ISLAMABAD: The federal government has called in the army to address escalating violence during the ongoing PTI protest in the capital. A notification from the Interior Ministry, under Article 245, gives the military authority to assist law enforcement in restoring peace. This includes imposing curfews and taking strong action against those causing unrest. Security forces have been empowered to respond with severe measures, including shooting agitators on sight if necessary. Officials are actively identifying individuals responsible for the violence. Efforts are underway to bring all culprits to justice. The situation intensified following a tragic incident on Srinagar Highway. A vehicle…
Trusted sources have disclosed that smuggling activities are happening during PTI’s long marches and protests. Non-customs paid vehicles, drugs, and weapons are being moved from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to Islamabad and Rawalpindi during these events. Sources revealed that known smugglers and some PTI leaders have been in talks about this issue for days. According to reports, an agreement was made. Under this arrangement, PTI leaders took responsibility for delivering these vehicles and goods to Islamabad in exchange for their share. These sources claim that this is why PTI leaders frequently lead rallies from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to the federal capital. The consistent…
Garrison Cadet College Kohat recently hosted a vibrant Parents’ Day event. The occasion was attended by a large number of students, their parents, and serving officers. Founded in 1990, Garrison Cadet College Kohat has built a strong reputation across Pakistan. Its students excel in diverse fields, making the institution a prominent name in education. The college welcomes students from all regions of Pakistan and maintains high academic standards. Major General Zulfiqar Bhatti, the Commanding Officer of Kohat Division, graced the event as the chief guest. A colorful parade of cadets paid a formal salute to him. Principal Brigadier Malik Nasir…
People of different religions have lived peacefully across Pakistan for decades. In cities like Karachi, Lahore, Multan, Rawalpindi, Quetta, and Peshawar, Shia and Sunni communities coexist. However, the situation changes drastically in parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, particularly in the Kurram District. A significant number of Shias have lived in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for centuries. As one moves beyond Kohat into the Hangu region, the demographic balance shifts. Hangu city and its surroundings, including Astarzai and Turi tribes, are predominantly Shia areas. Beyond Hangu lies Sherkot Spine Wada, a purely Shia region with shrines and an old Shia cemetery. Traveling further, one…
Amid escalating tensions following Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)’s call for a “do-or-die” protest in Islamabad, religious scholars have urged political leaders to act responsibly. They expressed concern that the ongoing protests and sit-ins were damaging the nation. A meeting of the Kul Masalik Ulema Board took place in Lahore on Sunday, chaired by Maulana Asim Makhdoom. Prominent figures like Allama Mohsin Golrawi, Qari Khalid Mahmood, Agha Saghir Abbas Virk, and Allama Muhammad Badr also attended. The scholars emphasized the need for dialogue among political groups. They pointed out that if PTI leaders could meet with JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, they…
Kurram violence has sparked strong criticism from Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari. He blamed the Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur-led Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government for failing to maintain peace in the region. In a statement on Sunday, Bilawal condemned the government’s inaction. He accused the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) administration of siding with terrorists through its silence. “The government’s negligence is criminal,” Bilawal said. The Kurram district has been gripped by deadly tribal clashes for months. The latest wave of violence erupted last week when gunmen attacked civilian convoys on Thursday, leaving 44 dead. The clashes have claimed over 70…
The National Counter Terrorism Authority (Nacta) has raised alarms about a possible TTP threat targeting Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) protest planned for tomorrow (November 24) in Islamabad. The militant group, known as “Fitna al-Khawarij” and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), poses a significant risk, according to Nacta’s warning. The counter-terrorism body has cautioned that TTP operatives might carry out attacks in major cities. It shared reports that terrorists have recently entered Pakistan from Afghanistan. In response, Nacta has informed Islamabad’s chief commissioner, police inspector general, and officials in Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJ&K) about the potential danger. Despite these warnings, PT…
Bushra Bibi, the wife of former PTI leader Imran Khan, is in legal trouble. She is facing two legal cases under the Telegraph Act of 1885 and other related laws. FIRs were filed against her in Dera Ghazi Khan and Rajan Pur after a controversial video statement she made recently. In her statement, Bushra Bibi claimed that after Imran Khan visited Medina barefoot, there were calls questioning the former Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa about his choice to support Khan. She said Bajwa was told that they were planning to get rid of Sharia law in Pakistan. This, she argued,…
ISLAMABAD: The PTI’s political committee met last night to discuss the future of the November 24 protest march. The committee was divided over whether to cancel the protest in light of the Islamabad High Court’s (IHC) decision and the controversy sparked by Bushra Bibi’s statement. Several members of the PTI’s political committee, who were part of the meeting, expressed support for canceling the protest march. They believed it would be wise to allow a dialogue with the government instead of going ahead with the planned march. The committee then decided to present the option of canceling the protest to Imran…
