Pakistan’s Prime Minister Adviser on Political Affairs, Rana Sanaullah, has come out and accused the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) of fomenting anarchy and chaos in the country. Speaking to Geo News, Sanaullah stated that the PTI’s actions are a part of its political agenda and have nothing to do with the treatment of its leader, Imran Khan, who has been hospitalized for injuries sustained during a protest.
Sanaullah claimed that the PTI’s real intention is to escalate the situation from a peaceful protest to a full-blown street agitation, and that the party has never been satisfied with any resolution. He further stated that the KP government is responsible for the current situation, and that the local administration, including the Chief Minister, is involved in the crisis.
Sanaullah’s comments come after a meeting with other officials, where he had stated that the PTI was spreading misinformation and that its leader’s treatment was not a concern. He accused the PTI of wanting to create a sense of instability and panic in the country, and that its focus is on creating chaos and anarchy.
Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has ruled that a petition filed by PTI’s Imran Khan to be allowed to visit his ailing wife is based on a false claim of divorce. The court stated that the petition was filed to avoid legal hurdles and that there is no evidence to support the claim of divorce.
In other news, the Sindh Textbook Board has prepared 5 million textbooks for the upcoming academic year 2026-2027. Pakistan has expressed concern over the leadership of the Taliban in Afghanistan. A significant gas and oil discovery has been made in the Tando Allahyar district of Sindh.
According to a spokesperson of the Oil and Gas Development Company, the expected daily production of gas from the Drift West 3 well is 97 million cubic feet per day.
In a separate incident, the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council has expressed deep sorrow over the tragic death of a 22-year-old medical student at the Fatima Jinnah Medical College in Lahore. The Council has expressed its condolences to the grieving family and prayed for their strength and courage during this difficult time.
A corruption scandal has been unearthed in the Forest Department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with allegations of embezzling Rs 66 million.
Senior political leaders, including Senator Faisal Wauq, have praised Rana Sanaullah for his efforts to resolve the crisis. Sanaullah has claimed that Imran Khan was offered two deals, but he refused to accept them.
The Federal Minister of Finance, Miftah Ismail, has chaired a meeting of the Economic Coordination Committee to discuss a relief package for Ramadan. A woman and her children were injured in a dog attack in the Rahim Yar Khan district.
Dr. Nadeem Qureshi, a renowned doctor, has expressed his optimism over the treatment of Imran Khan, saying that the situation is improving. The Karachi International Airport has been upgraded to accommodate the largest aircraft in the world, the Airbus A380.
The Judicial Commission, headed by Justice Agha Faisal, has held a meeting to discuss the case of the Gil Plaza tragedy.
Former British Prince Andrew Mountbatten Windsor was arrested in connection with a sex abuse scandal.
In sports news, the Pakistan Hockey Federation has been criticized for its administrative and operational inefficiencies. The Sports Board has cleared its financial dues on time.
The Hockey Federation has announced that the World Cup qualifying round will begin in Egypt on March 1.
Additionally, a significant oil and gas discovery has been made in the Tando Allahyar district of Sindh, with the expected daily production of gas from the Drift West 3 well being 97 million cubic feet per day.
The Pakistan Cricket Board has expressed its condolences over the death of a former cricketer, and has announced that the Pro Hockey League will continue as scheduled.
The Pakistan Hockey Federation has announced that the World Cup qualifying round will begin in Egypt on March 1.
In other sports news, the Pakistan Hockey Federation has been criticized for its administrative and operational inefficiencies.
The World Cup qualifying round will begin in Egypt on March 1.
