Politics

List of Injured Protestors from PTI Protest Revealed

The situation following the PTI (Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf) protest in Islamabad has taken a severe turn, with reports of injuries and chaos spreading across the city. Authorities have now made public the list of injured individuals who were brought to local hospitals after the violent clashes. According to the list, over 50 people were injured during the clashes between the protesters and security forces, with the majority being protesters but also including some law enforcement officers.

The injuries sustained ranged from minor cuts and bruises to more serious wounds. Some protesters were struck by tear gas canisters and rubber bullets, which were used by the police to disperse crowds. Others were caught in the violent clashes that ensued when protesters, frustrated by police attempts to block their rally, confronted the security forces in an attempt to breach the barricades.

Many of the injured were immediately taken to nearby hospitals for medical treatment. The hospitals reported a significant influx of patients, with several suffering from respiratory distress due to tear gas inhalation. Other injuries included fractures, bruising, and head wounds, with some requiring surgery or extended hospital care.

A number of protesters have been discharged after receiving medical attention for minor injuries, but there were reports of some still in critical condition. Doctors worked around the clock to treat the injured, and the hospital staff was on high alert in anticipation of more casualties, as the situation continued to unfold with the ongoing standoff between the protesters and police.

This outbreak of violence and injuries further exacerbates the tense political climate in Pakistan, with both the government and the opposition blaming each other for instigating the violence. The situation remains fragile, with no sign of immediate de-escalation in the coming days. The political unrest, compounded by these injuries, has put additional pressure on the government and opposition parties to find a resolution to the ongoing conflict.

Politics

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif Willing to Resign If It Improves Security

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has expressed his willingness to step down if his resignation can contribute to improving the country’s security situation. Speaking at a press conference, Asif stated that national security is his top priority, and he is ready to make any sacrifice necessary to strengthen Pakistan’s defense and stability.

His remarks come amid rising concerns over the recent surge in terrorist attacks, particularly in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The minister emphasized that addressing security threats requires a collective effort from all stakeholders and called for national unity in the fight against terrorism. His statement has sparked discussions about the effectiveness of the government’s security policies and the political implications of his potential resignation.

Politics

Fazlur Rehman: JUI-F Plans to Protest Against Govt Policies with PTI After Eid

Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman has announced plans to launch a protest movement against the government’s policies in collaboration with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) after Eid. Speaking to party workers, he criticized the current administration for failing to address economic hardships, inflation, and governance issues. He stated that the government’s inability to provide relief to the people has led to widespread discontent, making protests inevitable.

Fazlur Rehman, who has previously been a staunch critic of PTI, emphasized that political differences must be set aside for the sake of national interests. He added that his party would hold countrywide demonstrations to demand economic stability and policy reforms. This unexpected alliance between JUI-F and PTI signals a shift in Pakistan’s political landscape, as opposition forces unite against the ruling coalition.

Politics

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Calls for Global Action Against Islamophobia

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has urged the international community to take concrete steps to combat the rising tide of Islamophobia worldwide. Speaking at a high-level forum, he highlighted the increasing incidents of hate crimes, discrimination, and violence against Muslims in various parts of the world. He emphasized that Islamophobia not only threatens peace and social harmony but also fuels extremism by marginalizing communities.

The prime minister called on global leaders, international organizations, and human rights groups to work together to promote interfaith harmony, tolerance, and mutual respect. He also stressed the need for strict legal measures to prevent hate speech and attacks targeting Muslims. Pakistan, he reaffirmed, remains committed to advocating for the rights and dignity of Muslims globally while strengthening diplomatic efforts to address religious intolerance at international platforms.