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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Kundi has urged protesters to seek justice through lawful means instead of resorting to demonstrations. In a media briefing in Peshawar, he said that people should approach the courts to resolve their issues, as everyone has the right to legal recourse. The Governor emphasized that the province cannot afford to engage in a state of confrontation and that the rights of the province cannot be secured through chaos.
He stated that protests are merely an attempt to keep party workers energized. The federal government, he said, has shown political maturity by opting for dialogue, whereas despite previous offers of talks, incidents like the May 9 attack have occurred in the past. The Governor added that operations against terrorists will continue in Sindh and Karachi.
If Pakistan can respond to India within a few days, dealing with terrorists is not an insurmountable task, he said. According to police reports, five police personnel lost their lives in the firing, and three others, including a husband, were injured. The perpetrators escaped after the shooting.
The spokesperson for the Motorway Police said that three people were also injured in the incident and were shifted to the hospital. Governor Faisal Kundi praised the contributions of the Christian community, saying that their services are a shining example of our collective progress.
In a separate incident, an axle of a bogie on the Islamabad Express train broke down at Lala Musa Station. Aliema Khan said that any party leader who initiates talks is not a supporter of the PTI’s founder or his party.
Minister of the Prime Minister’s Special Assistant for Political Affairs Senator Rana Sanaullah said that the struggle of the Chief Minister of Punjab Shehbaz Sharif will be different, and so will our preparations. Advisor to the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government on Information, Shafi Jan, said that we are ready, and we are moving towards a street movement.
A police investigation has been launched into the case of a body found buried in a grave for a month along with a murder weapon. The Sindh government has announced a public holiday on December 27, 2025, to mark the 14th death anniversary of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
Pakistan’s Ambassador to Turkey, Miftah Ismail, confirmed the death of Pakistani citizen Armanullah, who died near the Khoyi border crossing. A fire broke out in a factory in the Export Processing Zone in Karachi’s Landhi area, but it was brought under control by the Fire Brigade.
According to the Fire Brigade, the blaze was extinguished by the Fire Brigade. In 2025, 591 cases of violence against women were reported in various police stations in Lahore. A 75% stake in Pakistan International Airlines is up for grabs as part of the airline’s restructuring.
In Karachi, a meeting was held chaired by Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah to discuss the Development Strategy and Investment Plans, which approved the Comprehensive Development Policy for the next fiscal year.
In Islamabad, a meeting was held under the chairmanship of Deputy Prime Minister Asad Dar to review the Consular Services, during which a review of Consular Services was conducted. The death of Pakistani citizen Armanullah was confirmed as a suicide, as confirmed by the Los Angeles Medical Examiner.
In Lahore, a wedding ceremony was attended by close relatives and friends of Sardar Nawaz and Ghias Khan. Pakistani police officer Shere Banu Naequi is once again a topic of discussion on social media.
In the Under-19 Asia Cup final, Indian players provoked Pakistani players: Mohsin Naequi. In the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, a woman was arrested along with her lover for murdering her husband and dumping his body in a drain and the Ganges River.
