Pakistan's Former Prime Minister and Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan’s wife Bushra Bibi alleged that her husband has a serious threat in prison.
Pakistan's ranking among the deadliest places for journalists, akin to Somalia and Burma, highlights the diverse threats from politicians, terror groups, influential figures, and state entities. Impunity persists, perpetuating a culture of silence. Even exiled journalists aren't safe, as see
An official statement posted on the President of Pakistan’s official account on X (formerly Twitter) said, “In view of the definite statement of yesterday, President’s Secretariat has written a letter to Principal Secretary to Prime Minister that the services of Mr Waqar Ahmed, Secretary to
The Apex Court of Pakistan has scheduled the case hearing date of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman in the Toshakhana case on August 23, following the appeals made by the former prime minister Imran Khan against his conviction.
Hearing against Imran Khan’s party Vice chairman was heard in-camera by Judge Abul Hasnat Muhammad Zulqarnain. While all the unconcerned people were asked to leave the courtroom before the hearing started, and police officials stood guard outside it.
“A bill will become law, in case it is not signed by the president within 10 days as it will be deemed to have been granted his assent," Caretaker Law Minister said.
Following his statement, the former ruling party claimed to offer all-out support to the head of state at the national and judicial levels, saying that it would ask Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Ata Bandial to find out the truth and hold those who are responsible accountable, The News
"As per Article 75 of the Constitution [of Pakistan], when a Bill is sent for assent, the President has two options: either give assent or refer the matter to the parliament with specific observations. Article 75 does not provide for any third option. In the instant matter, neither of the re
PPP spokesperson Faisal Karim Kundi termed the incident “unfortunate” and called Alvi an unfit person for the president's post claiming that he did not know what was happening around him.
A day after Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Vice Chairman Shah Mahmood Qureshi's arrest, a session court in Islamabad handed him over to the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) on a day's remand in the cypher case on Sunday, reported The News International.
Islamabad Police informed about the development on ‘X’ and said, “Islamabad Capital Police has arrested Ali Wazir and Iman Mazari. Both the accused were wanted by the Islamabad Police for investigation. All action will be taken in accordance with law. The news issued by the Public Relations
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) as per sources, took Qureshi into custody from Islamabad in connection with the ongoing investigation into cypher which PTI alleges contained the threat from the United States to oust Imran Khan from power.