Smooth Transition in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa I congratulate all provincial assembly members on a smooth transition in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Members stood firm on principle. They voted for my nominated chief minister without hesitation. This shows the strength of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf in the province. I also honour Ali Amin Gandapur for resigning three times without delay. This […]
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Freedom, Hope, and Resistance Former Prime Minister Imran Khan, currently detained in Adiyala Jail, has delivered a powerful message titled Freedom, Hope, and Resistance. His words encapsulate his unwavering resolve against the political and judicial challenges he faces. Imran Khan’s statement reflects his commitment to democracy, justice, and the rule of law, despite immense personal
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Former CM Faces 34 Years An anti-terrorism court (ATC) sentenced former Gilgit-Baltistan Chief Minister (CM), Khalid Khurshid, to 34 years in prison. The charges stemmed from him threatening security agencies. This ruling marks a significant turn for the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader. Threatening Security Agencies On May 26, 2024, Khalid Khurshid issued threats against the
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Imran Khan’s 2025 Vision Imran Khan’s Message from Adiyala Jail: A Call for True Freedom in 2025 “I have full faith in God that 2025 will be the year of true freedom for this nation,” former Prime Minister Imran Khan declared from Adiyala Jail. “Imran Khan’s 2025 Vision” reflected on the economic challenges faced by
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Imran Khan’s Bold Message: A Conversation from Adiyala Jail “Imran Khan’s Bold Message” was evident during his conversation at Adiyala Jail on December 26, 2024. He firmly stated, “Release all political prisoners. If you want to keep me in prison, then do so. I will not go under house arrest. I will only accept release
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Pakistan Faces International Backlash “Pakistan Faces International Backlash” over the recent sentencing of 25 civilians by a military court for their involvement in the nationwide May 9 riots last year. The United States accused the proceedings of lacking “judicial independence, transparency, and due process guarantees.” State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller expressed concern on X, stating
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UK Criticizes Military Trials “UK Criticizes Military Trials” in response to the recent sentencing of 25 civilians by a military court for their involvement in the nationwide May 9 riots last year. The United Kingdom expressed that trying civilians in military courts lacks transparency, and independent scrutiny, and undermines the right to a fair trial.
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EU Criticizes Military Verdicts “EU Criticizes Military Verdicts” in the context of the sentencing of 25 individuals by military courts for their involvement in the May 9 attacks on state installations in Pakistan. According to media reports on Sunday, the European Union (EU) has expressed significant concerns over these proceedings, highlighting potential inconsistencies with Pakistan’s
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Imran Khan’s Message to the Nation “Imran Khan’s Message to the Nation” was conveyed through his sister, Aleema Khanum, addressing the current political climate in Pakistan. He emphasized, moreover, the onset of dictatorship and the challenges faced by the judiciary. Furthermore, Khan highlighted efforts to undermine judges who strive to deliver justice, labelling these actions
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Imran Khan’s Stand on Islamabad Tragedy Former Prime Minister Imran Khan, during a conversation with media and lawyers in Adiala Jail, expressed his unwavering stance on the tragic events in Islamabad. “Imran Khan’s Stand on Islamabad Tragedy” is clear: “The people will not forget the tragedy of the Islamabad massacre, akin to Jallianwala Bagh. General
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