PTI UK Deletes Statement on Field Marshal after Backlash
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) UK has deleted its statement on a woman’s speech related to Field Marshal after a backlash on social media. The statement on social media claimed that the PTI UK had no association with the woman’s speech during the protest in the UK. Sources claim that the protest was held outside the Pakistani consulate in the British city of Bradford.
According to the PTI UK’s statement, the woman is not a party official, and her views, language, and style of speech do not reflect the party’s stance. However, the tweet is now deleted from the PTI UK’s official social media account.
It is worth noting that the Government of Pakistan had written a letter to the British government last week, urging them to take action against those responsible for spreading terrorism, violence, and instability in Pakistan from British soil. The letter was addressed to the British Home Office, requesting them to take action against individuals involved in negative activities.
The spokesperson for the High Commission stated that the relevant material will be investigated by the British police according to the law, and if any illegal activity is found, a criminal investigation may be initiated. The letter also stated that the PTI UK’s social media account was linked to a video circulating, which called for the assassination of the Army Chief. This material is not propaganda or politics but openly incites the murder of a high-ranking military officer of a UN member state.
The letter further stated that PTI-linked platforms have consistently issued calls for chaos and violence. The letter demanded that the UK identify and investigate individuals making calls for murder and violence and bring them to trial.
Mustafa Kamal said that he has not spoken to the founder of MQM for two years, as MQM’s founder is a drama actor. He added that the founder of PTI should stay in Adiala Jail, which is a historical jail. Talal Chaudhry stated that it is unlikely that the founder of PTI will speak sensibly during the meeting, as they want a soft exit, which is not possible.
Governor Sindh, Kamran Tessori, while addressing the press with MQM leaders, stated that the same approach should be adopted with PTI as was with MQM. There are several roads in the city, including Jehangir Road, waiting for government attention. Sources claim that a Qatar Airways officer intervened, and the video of the fight went viral.
MQM’s slain leader, Dr. Imran Farooq’s wife Shamila Imran Farooq’s funeral prayer was offered at the Rahmania Mosque on Tarique Road. The Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa visited the homes of MQM’s arrested leaders, Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Yasmin Rashid, and Ajaz Chaudhry, in Lahore.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs stated that there is complete harmony and a clear agreement between the civil and military leadership on this matter. It is decided that Pakistan cannot be involved in any war-like activity. The federal government has imposed a ban on Adil Farooq Rajah under the Anti-Terrorism Act. The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) stated that the Customs Enforcement in Quetta has seized smuggled goods worth Rs 3.17 billion.
The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has issued a warning regarding snowfall and avalanches in the province. A 13-year-old child from a Delhi-based academic family got married and moved to the city, where he spent his entire life. Khalid Mehmood Siddiqui stated that the most missing political workers in Pakistan are of MQM, and MQM’s delegation will soon meet the Prime Minister. Mustafa Kamal stated that he has not spoken to MQM’s founder for two years, and MQM’s founder is a drama actor.
Young and rising actress Rehman Rehman revealed that she has been struggling with mental health issues. She openly spoke about her struggle and depression. Researchers claim that this research is currently at an early stage.
On this occasion, Sikh leaders stated that the murder of Usman Hadi will lead to a revolution, and India will break down. Renowned Pakistani actress, Saba Qamar, used her name to respond to those who use cheap
