On 23rd March 1940, Muslims of subcontinent decided for an independent state under the leadership of Quaid e Azam and achieved it with resolute efforts. Such solidarity, unity, faith and discipline is required today to strengthen Quaid's Pakistan. read more...
Addressing the workers’ convention in Faisalabad, Dr Hassan Mohi-ud-Din Qadri said that elections 2018 will prove to be a 9/11 for the corrupt mafia. He said that the Constitution has been calling out to the institutions and the people in the form of message delivered by Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri since 2012. He said that those asking as to why they were thrown out of the power should know that it was the tears and sobbing of the oppressed families of the martyrs of Model Town, who were the cause behind their unceremonious exit. read more...
The electoral campaign of PAT candidate for NA-54 got underway in Islamabad the other day. MQI President Dr Hussain Mohi-ud-Din Qadri was the guest of honour on the occasion. Those who spoke included PAT Secretary General Khurram Nawaz Gandapur, Ibrar Raza Advocate, Ghulam Ali Khan, Ishtiaq Maher Advocate, Qazi Shafeea and Raja Ijaz Munir. read more...
PAT Chairman Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri has appealed to the Chief Justice of Pakistan to take notice of the Model Town massacre. He said that hundreds of Rao Anwaars continue to roam around in Punjab. He said that Nawaz Sharif should not imitate him but follow his intellect, stating that there is some kind of fear in him that makes him get afraid of the empty chairs. He said that his analysis is that the elite will not be able to remain in power by March. read more...
The workers and leaders of MQI and PAT offered a sacrifice of 23 goats at the central secretariat on the occasion of the 67th birthday of PAT Chairman and founding leader of MQI Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri. Cake-cutting ceremonies were held in different cities in which prayers for good health and long life of Dr Qadri were made. The PAT leader thanked the workers and people belonging to all segments of society for birthday wishes that he received from across the world. read more...
The 67th birthday of PAT Chairman Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri is being celebrated today (Feb 19). Special ceremonies and seminars are being held across Pakistan as well as in 100 Islamic Centres around the world in which tributes are being paid to Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri on his diverse services. The central ceremony in this regard will take place at the central secretariat of PAT today. read more...
A meeting of 20 religious and political parties and students’ organization was held under the banner of PAT Youth League at the central secretariat of the party. The participants of the meeting decided to launch a joint struggle against corruption, joblessness and extremism and set up National Youth Alliance on the occasion. read more...
The joint opposition put up its power show on The Mall on January 17 with a view to seeking justice for the martyrs of Model Town and Kasur tragedies. The protest was divided into two sessions and attended by Asif Ali Zardari, Imran Khan, Chuahdry Pervez Elahi, Sheikh Rashid Ahmad, Mustafa Kamal and the leaders of different political and religious parties in large numbers. read more...
Addressing the media along with the political leaders after presiding over the joint meeting of the APC Steering and Action Committees here at the PAT secretariat, Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri made it clear that there will not be two or three but one container in the protest demonstration on January 17 on The Mall, Lahore. Asif Zardari, Imran Khan and other leaders will address from the same container. read more...
The women chapters of MQI and PAT got together before the Lahore Press Club to demand ‘Justice for Zainab’. Addressing the protest demonstration, central president of MWL, Ms. Farah Naz, said that she has no words to describe the cruelty perpetrated on young Zainab. Issuing a fact sheet, she said that 16185 rape cases of women were registered during the incumbency of the present government, adding that the number of unregistered rape cases runs into well over 30,000. She said that 839 women, girls and children were killed after rapes. read more...
