Dhaka: Bangladesh’s interim Prime Minister, Muhammad Yunus, has urged the country’s politicians to set aside differences and unite against India’s aggressive actions. He accused India of spreading false information about the treatment of Hindu minorities in Bangladesh, describing it as part of a larger propaganda campaign. Yunus claimed that India is exaggerating the scale of communal violence in Bangladesh and attempting to interfere in its internal affairs. He stressed that the attacks on Hindus were politically motivated, not based on religious tensions. He called for national unity to combat this disinformation and protect the integrity of Bangladesh.
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Lahore: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Shah Mahmood Qureshi has called for justice after spending one and a half years in jail. Speaking informally at an anti-terrorism court in Lahore, he demanded accountability, stating, “Punish me if I’m guilty, but grant relief if innocent.” Qureshi emphasized the need for dialogue between the government and PTI to resolve political issues. He also demanded a judicial commission to investigate the events of May 9, 2023. He appealed for relief for detained PTI leaders, including Dr. Yasmin Rashid and Ijaz Chaudhry, while urging the government to create a conducive environment for negotiations.
, Sindh, has become the first Hindu officer in Pakistan’s Police Service (PSP). He has been appointed as Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Faisalabad. After clearing the CSS exams, Meghwar joined the police force. He expressed his commitment to resolving community issues more effectively from within the police department. Police officials praised his appointment as a progressive step for minorities, which will aid in law enforcement and promote social harmony. Similarly, Roopmati, another minority community member, passed the CSS exam and aims to represent Pakistan internationally through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Title: Bushra Bibi Claims: “Everyone Left Me Alone at D-Chowk” Charsadda: Bushra Bibi, wife of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, claimed she was left alone at Islamabad’s D-Chowk during a protest crackdown by authorities. She stated that even after the protest ended, she remained in her car until 12:30 AM. Leading the protest demanding Imran Khan’s release, Bushra Bibi said her vehicle was fired upon, yet she stayed put until the leadership decided to retreat. During a visit to the family of PTI worker Tajuddin, who died in the protests, she reiterated her commitment to the party and clarified her actions…
Islamabad: Javed Badar, ex-media coordinator for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has issued a public apology to Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Nawaz Sharif for false allegations made during his tenure with the party. In an open letter, Badar cited personal reflection and a fear of divine accountability as motivations for his apology. He admitted to participating in propaganda against Nawaz Sharif and blamed PTI for misleading youth and causing divisions in Pakistan’s politics. Badar attributed his departure from PTI to alleged corruption and undue influence within the party, particularly involving Bushra Bibi. He praised Nawaz Sharif’s leadership for fostering stability and…
Lahore: India and Pakistan, two neighboring countries representing one-fifth of the world’s population, grapple with shared environmental crises like smog, heatwaves, and floods. Yet, a lack of collaboration in addressing these issues remains a significant challenge for both nations. This year, record air pollution levels in Pakistan’s Punjab region prompted calls for “climate diplomacy.” Experts stress that the solution to environmental challenges lies in cross-border cooperation. Despite severe climate crises, including heatwaves and floods, dialogues between the two countries on environmental issues remain rare, underscoring the need for collaboration. Some experts suggest that joint development of technologies like electric vehicles…
Islamabad: The total number of cases registered against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has reached 188 across Pakistan. According to the Ministry of Interior’s report, 99 cases are in Punjab, 2 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and 76 in Islamabad. The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) confirmed seven cases and inquiries, while three investigations are ongoing by NAB. The Toshakhana case, where Khan is contesting his conviction, is also highlighted. Following his ouster in April 2022, Imran Khan has led continuous protests demanding the “return of their mandate.” Despite being imprisoned since May 2023, Khan continues to call for anti-government demonstrations, amplifying…
Islamabad: Senior Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders have raised concerns over the increasing involvement and alleged harsh behavior of Bushra Bibi, wife of Imran Khan, and his sister Aleema Khan in party affairs. This has reportedly caused growing dissatisfaction within the party ranks. A confrontation involving Aleema Khan with Barrister Gohar Ali Khan and Salman Akram Raja at the Adiala Jail highlighted the tensions. Several leaders have refrained from public complaints but admit that internal discord is intensifying. Questions have been raised about Bushra Bibi’s alleged interference and Aleema Khan’s role in planning the November protest. Leaders argue that non-political individuals…
the end of December. The Pakistan Airports Authority confirmed that final preparations are underway. Built at a cost of $246 million with significant Chinese funding, the airport boasts state-of-the-art facilities. Deputy DG Sadiq Rehman and Project Director Faizullah Khattak provided a briefing on the progress. The project team highlighted business opportunities and economic zones tied to the airport. Equipped with a large runway and a modern terminal, the airport is designed to handle large aircraft. Officials expressed satisfaction with the readiness and anticipate the airport’s pivotal role in regional growth. The facility is expected to boost trade and connectivity, transforming…
Islamabad: The Council of Islamic Ideology (CII) has declared gender transition surgeries without medical necessity forbidden in Islam. Chairman Dr. Raghib Hussain Naeemi stated that such procedures are only permissible for ambiguous biological sexes. He highlighted that adopting features of the opposite sex contradicts Shariah, attributing it to psychological issues like “gender dysphoria,” which require awareness and treatment. Parents were advised to support children with birth defects, ensuring they remain part of the family. The term “transgender” should be replaced with “intersex” to clarify distinctions. Religious scholars emphasized that self-perceived gender identity is a major sin with no basis in…
