Imran Khan
Countdown begins for Imran Khan's exit as the Pak Army helps opposition to get no-confidence numbers
"The opposition is trying to close all the loose ends before they go for the final. They want to be hundred per cent sure of getting 'blessings' from the military establishment. For them it is now or never because the situation is ripe and people are fed up with the Imran Khan government," says Ansar Abbasi, a Pakistani journalist.
Pak minister asks masses to use as little fuel as possible
Speaking to journalists at the Parliament House, the minister said that it would've been a different case if Pakistan made its own petrol or if the country had oil wells. "The price of the fuel in the international market has reached up to $95 a barrel," he said, stating that the government has not imposed taxes on fuel prices in a bid to give "relief" to the masses.
Imran won't be able to save himself despite using state's power: Maryam Nawaz
"The tide has turned... Mr Imran Khan! No matter how much state's power you use, you cannot save yourself," she wrote on her official Twitter handle. The PML-N Vice President also said that Imran Khan is indulging in a "dirty game" and also encouraging his "ignorant ministers" to do the same.
Recognising Taliban govt first will put too much pressure on Pak: Imran Khan
"If Pakistan was the first to grant recognition of Taliban, the international pressure would become too much for us as we try to turn our economy around," he said in an interview with French daily Le Figaro. "To be isolated by becoming the only state (to recognise the Taliban regime) would be the last thing we would want," the Prime Minister said, noting that Pakistan wanted the recognition of the Taliban government as a "collective process", the report said.
Maryam Nawaz asks if Imran is a 'sacred cow'
Earlier on Monday, the country's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) arrested Hashmi, accused of running indecent trends against Khan on social media, Geo News reported. The agency has also seized Hashmi's mobile phone and other belongings. In her tweet, Maryam Nawaz went on to say that the PML-N is standing with the journalist and the FIA should also refrain from being a puppet of the government.
Pakistan PM Imran Khan once again turns blind eye to Chinese atrocities on Uighur Muslims
Pakistan’s ambassador to China, Moinul Khan, visited the province and reported to him that the ground situation is “not what the Western media portrays,” PM Khan said in an interview to CNN. China has been accused of putting Uighur Muslims in “reeducation camps” in its Xinjiang province which western governments have alleged to have conditions similar to the infamous concentration camps.
Zahoor Elahi House becomes oppn central against Imran Khan
After recent meetings of PPP Co-Chairman Asif Zardari and PDM President Maulana Fazlur Rahman with PML (Q) President Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain and Speaker Punjab Assembly Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi, popularly known as Chaudhry brothers on February 7-12 respectively, PML-N President and former Punjab Chief Minister Shehbaz Sharif met Chaudhry brothers at Zahoor Elahi House on February 13.
Pak govt to take legal action for 'insulting statements' against Bushra Bibi
Special Assistant to the Pak Prime Minister on Political Communication Shahbaz Gill said "strict legal action will be taken against those who spread false news about the First Lady", the report said. A journalist had claimed a day ago that Bushra Bibi had "got into a fight with PM Imran Khan" and left Bani Gala for Lahore where she would be staying at her friend Farah Khan's house, the report said.
Reports surface of differences between Imran Khan, wife
Taking to Twitter on Sunday, Farah Khan (close aide of Bushra bibi) said that Bushra Bibi is living at Bani Gala, PM Imran's residence in Islamabad, contrary to reports suggesting that she was staying at Farah Khan's residence. "Fake propaganda was being spread about the couple," she added, the report said. Farah further said that one should not stoop so low in politics that they start to spread lies about the personal lives of people.
Mob in Pakistan hangs man to tree, beats him to death for desecration
As per details, the local police, in order to prevent themselves, allegedly allowed the accused to leave the police station in Mian Chunnu, Khanewal district, where the mob was present, the report said. The victim was dragged to a nearby place, tortured and killed, whereas the police allegedly played the role of silent spectator.
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