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TLP resumes march after clashes in Lahore

Lahore: Tehreek-E-Labbaik supporters reached Murideke on Saturday on their way to Islamabad, after staging an overnight stay in Shahdara after violent clashes with police who left dozens wounded and parts of the provincial capital being paralyzed. TLP supporters, led by the party’s chief Saad Hussain Rizvi, began their “Gaza March” from Multan Road Friday afternoon […]

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Attorney’s Convention rejects 26. Amendments

Lahore: Participants in a Convention have rejected the 26th constitutional amendment and declared it a blow to supremacy of the Constitution and the independence of the judiciary. All-Pakistan Attorney General, held at the Lahore High Court bar on Friday, unanimously decided that the 26th amendment destroyed constitutional government and freedom of legal. The resolution confirmed

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RS15B assigned to educate young people under NAVTTC

Islamabad: Parliamentary Secretary for Federal Education and Professional Education Farah Naz Akbar has informed the National Assembly that the ministry through the National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) focused on ten key sectors. She said RS15 billion had been awarded to this three -year project, of which RS10 billion had already been used. She

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Pakistani Army delivers strong reaction to unprovoked Afghan aggression along the border

Clashes broke out along the Pak-Afghan border after Afghan forces opened unprovoked fire in several places in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, leading to a quick and powerful reaction from the Pakistan army that destroyed several Afghan positions and killed SNES of Afghan soldiers and terrorists, said security sources on Saturday. The coordinated assaults come from several

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Pakistan votes concern over Afghan FM’s remarks calling terrorism Islamabad’s ‘internal problem’

Islamabad: Pakistan strongly rejected the Afghan acting Foreign Minister’s claim, which describes terrorism as Islamabad’s “internal problem” and clarified that Pakistan has repeatedly shared details of the presence of Fitna Al Khwarij and Fitna Al Hindustan -Terrorist elements operating from Afghan Earth against Pakistan, with support from elements within. According to a ministry of foreign

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TLP -Protest triggers total shutdown in Islamabad, Rawalpindi

Islamabad and Rawalpindi remain under Lockdown, which began yesterday, with roads sealed, communication lines cut and public movement at a standstill. The Religious Party held an anti-Israeli demonstration outside the US Embassy in Islamabad on Friday. Hamas and Israel signed a ceasefire on Thursday with Israeli prisoners to be released in exchange for Palestinian prisoners,

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Larger roads to Islamabad closed, advised commuters to remain up to date

The federal capital remains under Lockdown for another consecutive day as Tehreek-E-Labbaik Pakistan’s (TLP) Protestmars continues its progress from Lahore against Islamabad, leading to widespread road closures, travel disorders and increased security. Authorities have sealed all major entrance points in Islamabad via the M-2 motorway, ranging from Kalar Kahar to the capital as part of

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