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Indeed, outstanding! Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s public meeting at Iqbal Park, Lahore was regarded as one of the biggest political gatherings of last two decades. A large number of frustrated, unemployed and enlightened youth waved flags, raised slogans and pledged support for Imran Khan who was at the heart of Punjab with just one-point agenda i.e., Save […]
PML-N says they are not panicking as far as Imran Khan is concerned Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is currently one of the biggest challenges for Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz’s (PML-N) controversial vote bank as per many observers yet PML-N claims they are not much worried about their rival, as they believe they also have a few points […]
Where does Imran stand after massive show of power in Lahore? Part 1 No doubt it was an extra ordinary crowd that responded to the appealing call of ‘Change’ by chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan, at Minar-e-Pakistan, Lahore on October 30. This is also true that more people attended his congregation than those of the […]
Imran Khan’s jalsa on the 30th of October, a load of wind or a turning point in Pakistan’s history? Lahore is a city that rarely sleeps, Karachi has the honour of being the city in Pakistan that NEVER sleeps, however, not sleeping does not mean that it is alive. Think of Lahore as a city […]
There is bewilderment in media over the exact number of attendants that witnessed one of the biggest rallies in two decades yesterday. According to some, the figure was forty thousand whereas some believe there were more than 60 thousand that assembled around Meenar-e- Pakistan to show their support to Imran Khan, leader of PTI or […]
Will the politics of Pakistan change with the advent of an emerging party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Since Pakistan came into being, after the first military rule in 1958, the only two parties who have governed the country are Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and Pakistan Muslim League (PMLN). Even though, Pakistan Muslim League (Q) also ruled […]
Imran Khan: An agent of change in Pakistan It was a fine Sunday, the weather was nice, there was no chance of police baton charge and there wasn’t any chance of any terrorist attack either. If the vote bank of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf doesn’t have the stomach for not more than-perfect surroundings, then Sunday’s conditions were […]
Apparently, the rally by Muslim League (N) is aimed at ousting president Zardari from power, however, a closer look reveals that all that drama is about countering Imran Khan at a battle which has always remained named to the “Shareefs” but which is slipping from their hands fast like sand from the close fists. Shareefs […]
PML-N ready to show-off power in Lahore PML N is ready to display their power to the federal government in the walled city of Lahore on Friday, October 28. The opposition party has organised the rally to register a protest against the poor policies of government which have led to agonistic situation of mounting inflation, […]
The embittered Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) is attempting to extricate itself of problems through outright political assault on the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP). How can the party achieve this objective is not plainly clear. However, for now it is trying to go for a grand opposition alliance to challenge the federal government. Beset by […]
Imran Khan v Nawaz Shareef Pakistan Tehreek e Insaaf (PTI) is all set to organize a huge procession at the Minar e Pakistan on the 30th of October, 2011. The main slogan of this grand address of Imran Khan is “Hakoomat Hatao, Mulk Bachao”, which means to throw away the government and save the country. The […]
A good show, if nothing else Lahore, the metropolis city of Punjab, is setting up for two big rallies end of October. Although both are anti-government conventions, it is each other that they are competing with, not the Pakistan Peoples Party. On one side is the provincial government, the PML-N, scheduled to have a rally […]
