Tag: Qadri

TuQ coming to a town near you after Eid!

PAT chief says he will visit every city in country after Eidul Azha to expand movement

Sharif says sit-ins can’t stop him from serving masses

Sharif says he does not want to speak about those who were engaged in ‘negative politics’

IHC wants children, elderly people removed from Islamabad sit-ins

Justice Athar Minallah says protest sit-ins appear to be illegal as Islamabad DC had denied giving permission to PTI and PAT to hold demonstrations

Qadri rejects JIT in murder case against PM

Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) Chairman Dr Tahirul Qadri has refused to accept the joint investigation team (JIT) formed to investigate the murder case against...

‘Khan, Qadri should explain motives of London plan’

Prime Minister's Special Advisor on National Affairs Irfan Siddiqui has said that Imran Khan and Tahirul Qadri owe it to the nation to explain...

Imran, Qadri did meet in London, says Qureshi

Senior leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Shah Mehmood Qureshi Saturday admitted that his party chief Imran Khan and Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) Chairman...

Qadri shows his men with ‘metal bullet wounds’

PAT chief says PIMS doctors did not remove bullets from workers' bodies Claims 2,331 PAT workers arrested, more than 21,000 missing Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) Chairman...

Nisar says vandals, not protesters taken into custody

“If they are not their people, why are they making all this hue and cry then? It is possible that a wrong person got arrested but we have photographs of the attackers. I assure that each attacker will be identified with the help of images and I want to engage PTI and PAT in this activity too. I invite both the parties to present their record. No wrong person will be touched,” Nisar said.

Qadri cancels talks with govt over supporters’ arrests

PAT chief claims police has arrested hundreds of PAT and MWM workers during crackdown Urges people in flood-hit areas to shout slogans of ‘Go Nawaz...

Snail-paced talks with PAT expected to reach somewhere today

The minister said that it was their effort to culminate the dialogue process at the earliest so that sit-ins could end.

Ball in Sharif’s court as govt, PTI discuss proposals

The PTI leader said that his party supported democracy and wanted to strengthen it by their reforms agenda. He said that PTI was pursuing dialogue process with a positive approach and his party had shown flexibility at various levels to avoid deadlock.

Govt mastering the art of postponing an unscheduled visit

While the Chinese Foreign Ministry made it clear on Friday that it never released any information about Chinese President XI Jinping’s visit to Pakistan officially, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry is adamant that the visit was scheduled and was later postponed owing to anti-government protests in the federal capital.

Army chief holds off generals seeking PM’s ouster: report

Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) chief General Zaheerul Islam, one of the five departing officers, was among those pushing for the prime minister’s ouster

Planning minister has a plan: punishment for protesters!

The parliamentarians denounced the attack on State buildings, saying that MPs were using back doors to enter the Parliament as the main gate was under the control of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) activists.

Khan, Qadri sit-ins have caused Rs 547b losses so far, govt...

The government also contended that both parties violated their No Objection Certificate (NOC) by entering the Red Zone, making their protests illegal and unlawful. Further, a total of 13 FIRs have been registered so far by the government against individuals who have created threatened the law and order situation in the country, the reply said.

Imran, Qadri want to impose rule of jungle: Saad Rafique

Federal Minister for Railways Khawaja Saad Rafique has said that Imran Khan and Tahirul Qadri want to impose “rule of jungle” in Pakistan, accusing...

‘Revolution’ spills over

Imran Khan makes it clear that PTI would stage a sit-in outside PM’s House “come what may”, and that he would not settle on anything less than the PM’s resignation.