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5Dec

By Tahreem AkramNo Comments

Pakistan

Students Should Be in Classrooms, Not Protests; CM

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz urged students to prioritize their education over political protests. Speaking at Punjab University scholarship ceremony, she emphasized that students should focus on learning instead of participating in demonstrations at D-Chowk. She criticized Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) for its role in political unrest, which she believes harms Pakistan’s global reputation. “We damage our image internationally by promoting chaos and arson,” she said. “What impression did we leave on the Belarusian president when he witnessed such turmoil?” CM Maryam condemned leaders who protect their own children while exposing others to danger. “You can’t keep your children safe and ask others to risk theirs,” she stated. She added that individuals who use abusive language ...

Protests to Persist Until Demands Are Met: CM Gandapur

23Nov

By Tahreem AkramNo Comments

Pakistan

Protests to Persist Until Demands Are Met: CM Gandapur

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur reaffirmed his support for PTI Founder Imran Khan and vowed to continue November 24 protest until meeting their demands. Speaking to reporters, Gandapur urged the public to join protest and support Imran Khan’s fight for Pakistan. “We will reach D-Chowk and continue our protest until we secure the release of former prime minister and party workers,” Gandapur declared. He stressed that protecting Constitution remains a key demand. Gandapur accused federal government of obstructing their path with tear gas and firing. “If any damage occurs, I will hold federal government fully responsible,” he warned. He promised to follow Imran Khan’s directives, stating that they would only begin negotiations with the government after Khan’s rel...

Authorities to Suspend Internet and Broadband Services Tonight

23Nov

By Tahreem AkramNo Comments

Sci-Tech

Authorities to Suspend Internet and Broadband Services Tonight

Authorities will suspend internet and broadband services in major cities, including Islamabad, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Multan, and Gujranwala, starting at midnight. They are taking this step to enhance security ahead of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) protest scheduled for November 24. For now, mobile phone services will stay operational, but officials will monitor the situation and decide later if these services also need to be suspended. Interior Ministry has instructed Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) to implement the internet suspension. PTA confirmed receiving these orders yesterday and is preparing to enforce them tonight. National Counter-Terrorism Authority (NACTA) has issued a terror alert, warning about potential attacks during PTI protest in Islamabad. NACTA ident...

Gandapur Calls for Nationwide Protests to Release PTI Founder

23Sep

By Tahreem Akram2 Comments

Pakistan

Gandapur Calls for Nationwide Protests to Release PTI Founder

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Chief Minister, Ali Amin Gandapur, announced plans for nationwide protests on September 27 to demand the release of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder. His announcement comes amid rising tensions with Punjab government. During his speech, CM Gandapur stated, "For what purpose do I offer an apology? Register as many cases as you want against me; I will not be afraid." He criticized the current government for allegedly coming to power through unfair means, specifically mentioning "Form 45," a reference to election process. Gandapur Emphasized They Will Not Accept Illegal Actions Gandapur emphasized that his party will not accept any illegal actions against its members. He declared, "I am not a slave of Punjab government," and suggested that those in powe...

Bangladesh Chief Justice and Central Bank Chief Resign Amid Protests

10Aug

By Tahreem Akram2 Comments

Global, Latest

Bangladesh Chief Justice and Central Bank Chief Resign Amid Protests

Bangladesh faces a major political crisis as student protests force both the Chief Justice and the central bank chief to resign. The protests, which have intensified in recent weeks, have led to significant leadership changes in the country. Chief Justice Obaidul Hassan resigned after student protesters exerted strong pressure on him. The students warned of severe consequences if Hassan did not step down and even threatened to surround the High Court. They were upset because Hassan called a full court meeting without consulting the government, which they saw as disrespectful and potentially threatening to their cause. In addition to Chief Justice Hassan, reports indicate that five other judges have also resigned. The students demanded Hassan’s resignation due to concerns over corrup...