Sher Afzal Marwat, a leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), finds himself embroiled in a fresh controversy after a video capturing him striking an individual...
Karachi University IBA students walked out of the Coca-Cola recruitment drive waving Palestinian flags in protest against the ongoing Israeli aggression and financial support for genocide in Gaza.
Chairing a meeting focused on agricultural reforms, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz sanctioned the 'Nawaz Sharif Kisan Card' program, which offers various subsidies to farmers.
Security sources have revealed that militants involved in the recent Turbat attack were equipped with US-made weaponry, including an M32 multi-shot grenade launcher and M16A4 assault rifle.
He said that his party has to take the nation in confidence regarding the alleged rigging in elections to bring them together in the fight against their right to vote and secure their mandate.
In recent interviews with local TV channels, Sanaullah, who previously held a prominent security position in the PML-N government, reportedly referred to Khan's political presence as a "problem."
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) stated, "This auspicious day commemorates the immense efforts of the Muslims of the subcontinent, who, guided by the vision of our esteemed leaders, secured a separate homeland for themselves."
The party also intends to hold a public rally in Karachi on April 21, reiterating its demand for a thorough investigation into alleged election rigging.