As protest rallies of PTI and PAT are gaining momentum, both the parties are now accusing government of obstructing their party workers from reaching protest destinations in Islamabad and other cities, ARY News reported Sunday. Punjab administration is apparently geared up to stop protest rallies entering Lahore and Islamabad from different cities. read more...
Dr. Tahir ul Qadri-led Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) has been granted permission for a rally in Rawalpindi to be taken out on May 11, ARY news reported Friday. PAT will take out rallies in seven cities including Lahore against alleged rigging in May 11 general elections last year. PAT leader Qazi Faiz told ARY News that there were not any such conditions imposed on the rally. We are peaceful people, intending to register non-violent protest which is our democratic right, he said. read more...
Awami Tehreek Dr. Tahirul Qadri said parliament is not being taken into confidence in any of the decisions, ARY News reported Friday. Addressing workers through video conference from Canada, Dr. Qadri said he had told earlier that people would protest against rigging after the elections. read more...
The statement further claimed that Nawaz Sharif government begs for more than $52 billion in external loans ($32bn+ from China, $12bn from World Bank, $6.6bn from IMF, $2bn Eurobonds etc) and highest level of foreign debt in just 1 year, compared to $60bn in 28 years of Pakistan history. read more...
ABBOTABAD: The Tehreek Suba Hazara (TSH) announced on Friday that it would be joining Pakistan Awami Tehrik’s (PAT) rally on May 11 in Rawalpindi and party workers would take part in the protest from across Hazara. TSH chief Baba Haider Zaman told The Express Tribune that PAT leader Dr Tahirul Qadri contacted him from Canada and invited his party to join its protest against the government. read more...
KARACHI: Former Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) senator Faisal Raza Abidi said on Friday that he is only supporting Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) chairman Tahir-ul-Qadri in a PTI-PAT joint protest on 11 May. The senator who resigned from his seat last month, said that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief is a pro-taliban leader and he is not supporting him in the protest against alleged rigging in 2013 general elections. read more...
Rawalpindi- Dr. Tahirul Qadri-led Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) has been granted permission for a rally in Rawalpindi on May 11. PAT will take out rallies in seven cities including Lahore against alleged rigging in May 11 general elections last year. PAT leader Qazi Faiz told Private News that there were not any such conditions imposed on the rally. read more...
Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri has said that the government has broken all records of mega corruption. He said that political corruption had been named as democracy, adding that the system of government was based on violation of the Constitution and electoral system was the biggest enemy of the state and society. He said that it was wrong to say that rigging took place in a few constituencies, further saying that rather it was a countrywide phenomenon which was witnessed in every constituency. He said that the Prime Minister, who crushed the decision of the Supreme Court under his feet, should be sent home for committing contempt of court. He said that peaceful demonstrations of May 11 were the constitutional right of the people. read more...
Dr Hassan Mohi-ud-Din Qadri, has said that the poor have been compelled to commit suicide and sell their kidneys owing to massive price hike, unemployment, injustice and load-shedding. He said that there was a need to remain steadfast and firm in the struggle to enforce Hussaini system and send the Yazidi system packing. He said that it was no time to bow down but to move forward to snatch one’s usurped rights, adding that we would implement the system of Madina. read more...
