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Politics

More than 200,000 people already gathered around Minar-e-Pakistan to attend Imran Khan’s rally

Imran Khan had called a rally for 30th of October at Minar-e-Pakistan and now when that time came people more than expectations of anybody gathered around the Minar-e-Pakistan. 80% of people are the youth of the country, people who want to take country out of chaos. People from all over Pakistan have welcomed the request of Imran khan and gathered in quantity which is uncountable at all but they are definitely more than 200,000. Even more people are joining the rally every moment. According to electronic media lots of people even not been able to reach and still to join the rally. With this huge response the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) and people of Pakistan’s journey towards the change is already […]

Politics

Imran khan rally and public address at Minar-e-Pakistan 30th October 2011

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) which is lead by Imran Khan have announced a rally at Minar-e-Pakistan location in Lahore on 30th October 2011 at 2:00pm. Rally will witness the public address of Imran Khan, the chairman of Imran Khan. This rally will be very important and determine how many people will support the emerging Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf. However the leader Imran Khan is very much confident, according to him the rally would be a huge success and will prove the new political center is not any more in Raiwind (The residense of PML-N Leaders, Nawaz and Shahbaz Shreef). Imran Khan and more and more people of Pakistan now believe that the political parties in power like Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) in Federal […]

Politics

The story of Pakistani youth and their trust in politician named Imran Khan

The former Pakistani cricketer Imran Khan have certainly became the hope for Pakistan in politics. Specially Pakistani youth thinks if he is given chance to lead the country, he can do the wonders and can bring the country out of darkness where we are facing many unsolved problems like breaking economy, deteriorating currency, bad security situation, mishandled foreign relations, increasing poverty, electricity/gas load shedding, inflation, corruption, lack of quality education facilities, lack of medical facilities, joblessness and what not. The Irony is that current political parties and even few of previous governments as well mishandled these issues and in fact were not able to do any thing to cope with these issues. Now many, specially the educated youth of this […]

Politics

Musharraf to launch All Pakistan Muslim league on October 1st – Event details

Former Pakistan Army chief and President Pervez Musharraf is to officially launch the All Pakistan Muslim League (APML) on the 1st October, in this regard a number of events will be held in different cities. To be exact these events would be held in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad. Pervez Musharraf have already created the events page on Facebook where you can confirm whether you are attending the event or not. Following are venue details and Pervez Musharraf ‘s words inviting people to these events being held in different cities, Musharraf says and I Quote Dear Friends & Supporters, final venues for all three cities shall be posted later. Please confirm if you shall be attending in your city to be […]

National, Politics

Mufti Muneeb tells leader of ANP to stay away and keep quite

Previously the leader of Awami National Party (ANP) Ghulam Ahmed Bilur demanded that the current Ruhat-e-Hilal committee must be dissolved and the chairman Mufti Muneeb-ur-Rehman must be replaced with the Mufti Shahabuddin Popalzai of Masjid Qasim Ali Khan. Bilur also called Muneeb as the product of the Musharraf age. Leader of ANP had issues with the moon sighting by Ruhat-e-Hilal Committee for Ramadan and Eid. Responding to this Mufti Muneeb told ANP leader to stay away and mind your own business. He added that he had opposed all the un-Islamic actions of Musharraf. Also told that the 95% of Pakistanis followed the Ramdan and Eid according to his decision of moon sighting, so 170 million Pakistanis can’t be wrong.