Pakistan’s counter-terrorism efforts have led to a significant breakthrough in Peshawar, as security forces have successfully thwarted a major terrorist plot. According to the Central Police Office (CPO), the operation took place at Nake Kale, adjacent to Shah Kas Road, where terrorists had planned to launch an attack on the police.
As a result of the operation, three terrorists were killed, and three Kalashnikovs were recovered from their possession. IG Police, IGP Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Additional IG CTSP commended the bravery of the CTSP team for their exceptional work in dismantling the terrorist plot.
IG Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Zulfiqar Hamid, praised the CTSP team, saying they are the embodiment of determination and courage. He also reiterated the police’s commitment to eliminating terrorists and ensuring the safety and security of the public.
Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department has forecasted a temperature range of 8-10°C to 24°C for the next few days. In a separate incident, a gas refill explosion occurred at a shop in Chak Shafi, a village in Pakpattan.
In Karachi, a collective marriage ceremony was organized by the Hindu Council, while senior PTI leader, Asad Qaiser, emphasized the importance of democratic values and the right to hold public gatherings. Sindh Minister for Local Government, Naseer Hussain Shah, clarified that the PTI’s permission to hold a rally in Bagh-e-Jinnah would be sought from the federal government.
Serious food security issues have come to the forefront in the country, with a recent survey revealing that the estimated number of buffaloes in Karachi was grossly exaggerated. The actual number of buffaloes in the city is around 2,07,700.
In Karachi, the time for visiting the mausoleum of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah has come to an end, and the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was unable to arrive on time. The Karachi Union of Journalists has condemned the violence perpetrated by PTI workers against journalists.
The PTI’s rally in Karachi has yet to commence, while the President of the Movement for the Protection of the Constitution, Mahmood Achakzai, stated that all the challenges faced by Pakistan are internal. Pakistan’s Ambassador to Iran, Muzammil Aslam, has advised Iranian-based Pakistani citizens to follow the advisory issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In a separate development, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Asad Qaiser, has returned to Pakistan after participating in an extraordinary meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers in Jedda. Karachi’s streets experienced severe traffic congestion on Sunday evening.
The parents of renowned IT expert, Arfa Karim Randhawa, met with Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. Karachi Mayor, Murtaza Wahab, stated that the Bagh-e-Jinnah is a large ground and cannot be fully accommodated.
In a bizarre incident, a person who claims to be a visionary has come out with a statement, saying, “I am the embodiment of Allah’s will.” He also claimed that flying cars, which were previously a science fiction concept, will soon become a reality. However, the price of these cars will make one’s head spin.
