PAT chief Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri has said that Revolution Day would be the last and deciding battle and he would soon announce a date for it. He stated categorically that there would be no dialogue, and no agreement with anyone, adding that only revolution would be the be-all and end-all of the final round of his struggle. read more...
Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri presented his 10 points of revolutionary agenda he would implement after peaceful, green revolution. Dr Qadri said that the Constitution of Pakistan said that it was the fundamental responsibility of the state to provide such a person job, education, health, justice and shelter that did not possess resources. He said that contrary to this constitutional stipulation, the people got nothing, adding that a few families had their exclusive monopoly on resources and decision-making. read more...
LAHORE (Web Desk) – The investigation of the Model Town operation is underway. Joint Investigation Team recorded the statement of in-charge Elite Force, Abdul Rauf. According to the statement, Superintendent Police (SP) Security issued the orders to shoot the protesters in the legs. read more...
LAHORE: The initial report of the joint investigation team (JIT) constituted to investigate the Model Town tragedy revealed that Superintendent of Police (SP) Sulaiman had ordered elite force personnel to open fire on protesters, DawnNews reported. In a statement recorded to the JIT, Elite Force in-charge Abdul Rauf said Sulaiman had ordered Elite Force personnel to target protesters on their legs. read more...
LAHORE: Differentiating between his stance and a Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) tsunami, Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) chief Dr Tahirul Qadri said on Thursday that the purpose of his revolution was to bring about a total change in the system of the country according to the first 40 articles of the Constitution. Denying any knowledge of a possible suspension of PTI’s tsunami, Qadri added that his revolution will not be suspended at any cost. He further added that the PTI tsunami is a small component of his party’s revolution. read more...
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had accumulated so much illegal wealth that he could purchase five more new election commissions constituted after changing the existing electoral laws, he said while addressing a press conference at the party secretariat. Qadri said the planned revolution would change the entire system, including the electoral and all other existing laws, which allowed corruption and prevented common men from reaching assemblies, thus depriving the poor of their right to rule. read more...
At a press conference here on Thursday, he said the constitutional and democratic mass revolution was the only path that could purge the country of terrorism and convert it into a land of peace and prosperity. Condemning a militant group for declaring caliphate in Iraq and Syria, he warned the rulers that any effort to counter the mass revolution he was leading could also lead to such a declaration by militants in Pakistan. read more...
LAHORE: Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) head Dr. Tahir ul Qadri hinted that there could be a joint date for revolution if Imran Khan and he managed to evolve a consensus on their agenda. In an exclusive interview in SAMAA’s flag-ship program, ‘Nadeem Malik Live’ today, Dr. Qadri said that he would launch his movement to bring about revolution after Eid ul Fitr. “Our agenda is against oppressive and exploitative system,” he said. “If Imran Khan agrees with this agenda, there could be a joint date for the Islamabad march.” read more...
LAHORE: PAT chief Dr Tahirul Qadri has reiterated that his proposed revolution would be peaceful, democratic and within the constitutional boundaries. Talking to media Wednesday, he said revolution would be peaceful and after the revolution had come the first thing to be done would be to implement the preamble of the constitution of Pakistan and the first 40 articles in letter and spirit. read more...
“The movement for change will continue even if the armed forces martyr a couple of thousands of Pakistanis, including me,” Dr Qadri said on Tuesday when asked to comment on reports that the government was considering to call the army under Article 245 in support of the civil administration for tackling any law and order situation in major towns in the wake of the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf ’s long march and PAT’s call for revolution. read more...
