Imran Khan Prepares For Power Show In Islamabad, Sends Warning To PM Shehbaz Sharif
Former Pakistan PM and Tehreek-i-Insaf chief Imran Khan has stated that he is preparing for his upcoming political rally in Pakistan’s capital city of Islamabad. Ahead of his “power show”, he has also sent warnings to Pakistan government and PM Shehbaz Sharif. He further stated that the government cannot take actions against peaceful marchers. He also termed the rulers of Pakistan as “corrupt”.
Tags: Pakistan, islamabad, Imran Khan, Shehbaz Sharif, Political Rally
Courtesy: ANI
Baloch Human Rights Council Requests UN Intervention Over Human Rights Violation In Pakistan
Speaking at the Human Rights Council, Balochistan human rights group requested for UN intervention over human rights violations in Pakistan. The speaker said that the Balochs are being “dehumanised” in Pakistan, and that they are deprived of education, health and other social amenities. He further stated that the aforementioned human rights violations are resulting in “extreme poverty” among the Balochs.
Tags: Pakistan, Balochistan, Human Rights, UN, islamabad
Courtesy: ANI
Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan Apologises Before Court For ‘Threatening’ Lady Judge
Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan has apologised before the High Court of Islamabad for threatening a lady judge in his public rally. Khan also assured that he will never repeat such an act. He further volunteered to apologise to the lady judge Zeba Choudhary in person. This has come after the court adopted a strict stance and considered contempt proceedings against Khan.
Tags: Pakistan, islamabad, Contempt Of Court, Imran Khan, Zeba Choudhary
Courtesy: ANI
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan Raises Kashmir Issue At UNGA; Says, India-Pak Not At Peace
Addressing at the 77th session of UNGA in New York, Turkish president Tayyip Erdogan said that India and Pakistan “have not established peace between them yet”. This has come as he raided the border issue of India’s Kashmir. He then considered the situation “unfortunate”, and hoped that peace will be established soon. Notably, Erdogan met PM Modi on the sideline of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit on September 16.
Tags: Pakistan, kashmir, Tayyip Erdogan, UNGA, Turkey
Courtesy: India Today
Pakistan Police Station Attack: 3 Police Personnel Injured In Hand Grenade Attack
In Pakistan’s Kybher Pakhtunkhwa province, at least three police personnel have been injured in a hand grenade blast that occurred near Bilitang police station of Kohat district. Local media outlet The Nation reported that the Police station was attacked by three unidentified persons, dealing serious injuries to three police personnel. The injured have been shifted to district hospital for treatment, and no arrests have been made so far.
Tags: Pakistan, Kybher Pakhtunkhwa, Police Station Attack, grenade attack, Bilitang Police Station
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
Pakistani Pilgrims Arrive At Attari Border, Permitted To Visit Various Sikh Shrines In India
About 48 Pakistani pilgrims arrived at the Attari Border in Punjab’s Amritsar, and are scheduled to visit various Sikh shrines in India. The pilgrimage will be extended to 25 days, and the pilgrims will reportedly be travelling to various parts of India. Some of the highlights of the pilgrimage include, Amritsar’s Golden Temple, Delhi, Uttarakhand and Hemkund Sahib. This is facilitated by the 1974 protocol on visits to religious shrines.
Tags: Pakistan, sikh, Attari Border, Amritsar, Golden Temple
Courtesy: ANI
Pakistan Reports Over 2,000 Child Abuse Cases In 6 Months
An NGO has released a report pointing out the grim security situation in Pakistan. According to the report, around 2,211 cases of child abuse have been reported in the country in the past six months, with the victims including both boys and girls. Majority of those cases can be categorised rape, sodomy and abduction for sexual abuse, reported The News International.
Tags: Pakistan, islamabad, child abuse, sexual abuse, rape
Courtesy: ANI
Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan’s Bail Extended Till Sept 20 In Anti-Terrorism Case
In Pakistan’s Islamabad, an anti-terrorist court (ATC) granted extension of pre-arrest bail (anticipatory bail) to former Pakistan PM Imran Khan, in an alleged anti-terrorism case. The case was filed after Khan allegedly threatened Additional Sessions Judge Zeba Chaudhry during a public rally on August 20. The FIR filed against Khan stated that Khan intended to “terrorise” police officials and the judiciary.
Tags: Anticipatory Bail, Pakistan, islamabad, Imran Khan, Anti-Terrorism Case
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
BSF Troops Fire At Pakistan Drone Near International Border In Punjab
BSF troops stationed near the International Border (IB) in Punjab, opened fire at a drone which possibly belonged to Pakistan. The drone not able to withstand shots, flew back into the territory of Pakistan. The incident occurred at around 5 pm, in the area of BSF’s Rosa Post BOP 89 Bn in Punjab’s Gurdaspur. A search is underway. Reportedly, such occurrences have increased in the past one year.
Tags: Pakistan, Punjab, international border, Gurdaspur, BSF
Courtesy: ANI
Pakistan’s Largest Lake Manchar Dangerously Overflows; Sindh Villagers Trapped
In Pakistan’s Sindh province, the country’s largest lake Manchar, has now started to overflow, putting the lives of the residents in danger. The lake has now swelled to an area hundreds of square kilometres wide, owing to the monsoon season. The peninsulas and islands in the lake have now been swallowed up, reported CNN. The province is home to 48 million people, and efforts to lower water level are underway.
Tags: Pakistan, Sindh, Pakistan floods, Manchar, World news
Courtesy: ANI