A scene from the art exhibition at the Frere Hall in Karachi, in the drama serial, sparked outrage when it showed the artist's paintings hanging on the wall in the background of the scene.
Speaking in a televised interview, Bilawal highlighted that neither the judiciary nor the parliament is functioning effectively, adding that the government does not have the necessary majority to push through a proposed constitutional package.
The video caused a debate on social media as netizens argued that diplomats are bound to respect the national anthem of the country where they are serving.
Khan said that he will aim to fight for free speech if he becomes the chancellor of Oxford University. He added that if elected, he would be the first chancellor of the university from outside the UK.
Special prayers were offered after Fajr, asking for the unity of the Muslim world and for the nation's prosperity and progress. In observance of the holy day, a public holiday has been declared.
"These new amendments will ruin the country's future," Khan warned. He further accused the government of trying to dismantle the judiciary, stating, "They have decided to destroy the judiciary."
The launch took place during CM's visit to Lahore's Children's Hospital Cardiac Surgery Ward, where she distributed "Child Surgery Cards" to deserving patients.
The legislation was expected to be presented in the parliament on Sunday. However, the government lacked the numbers required to get the amendments passed from both houses.