Nawaz Sharif

Members of nine political parties of 'Pakistan Democratic Movement' began their protest on October 16 against the country's PM Imran Khan and his government. Reportedly, the opposition accused the PM of getting in power with the support of the military through an "rigged" 2018 elections. However, Imran Khan denied the accusations and said they are trying to create political pressure so that the corruption charges against opposition leaders… read-more

Former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif, his daughter Maryam Nawaz and 12 other people have been booked under the sedition charges for criticising the army's involvement in the national politics. Sharif, who is currently on bail, has commented on the Pakistan army, from London, through digital platforms. However, the army denied the statements made by Sharif. Reportedly, the case's copy states Sharif was booked for motivating people to commit treason… read-more

Pakistan failed to retrieve its former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from the British government, after his visit to London. Sharif had been permitted to visit UK on the medical terms but failed to return, even after a non-bailable warrant was issued. The British Government has refused to help, stating that it does not want to involve in the "internal politics". Earlier, Pakistan PM Imran Khan had directed the officials to expedite the process… read-more

Pakistan’s major opposition parties formed an alliance and asked the PM Imran Khan to resign immediately. The alliance, ‘Pakistan Democratic Movement', adopted a 26-point resolution, and will organise nationwide protests against the PM. It blamed him for instability and compromising the internal affairs of the country. It also demanded for fresh and fair elections. Earlier, former PM Nawaz Sharif, who is on exile, extended his support to the… read-more