Central president of Pakistan Awami Tehreek Dr Raheeq Abbasi visited Bhakkar district and met great revolutionaries Aseeran e Inqilab in Bhakkar. 555 persons who were kept in prison by cruels for 6 months. They are still facing cases in anti terrorists courts for raising their voice for rights of poor & supporting read more...
Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri said that the workers gave matchless sacrifices for revolution, adding that he is proud of their sacrifices. He said that we are not struggling for power but for restoration of constitutional rights of 180 million people who remain mired in multiple crises. He said that the lofty ideal for which we are waging a struggle knows no failure. He made it clear that his workers and he would continue to fight the oppressive system till the last breath of his life. read more...
There is no career counseling or human development programme for the 67 per cent of the youth of the country and if the government says it is doing something than that is a blatant lie. This was stated by the Chairman Supreme Council Tehreek-e-Minajul Quran Dr. Hassan Mohi-ud-Din while addressing the All Parties Youth Peace Conference organized by the Youth Wing of the Pakistan Awami Thereek here on Friday. read more...
To celebrate the auspicious occasion of Shaykh-ul-Islam's birthday on the 19th February Pakistan Awami Tehreek (UK) distributed sweets in all major cities to the public. Attached to the sweet bag was a message wishing Dr Qadri, Ambassador of Peace, a happy birthday and sharing the message of love and peace in the local community. In the current situation with Islamophobia at its peak a Ahadith was quoted at the back of the card stating that you are not considered a Muslim if others are not safe in your company. read more...
Conveners from all over UK attended this workshop. Its purpose was to educate and motivate the conveners, and discuss how PAT UK can move forward to propagate the party’s message in the current political scenario. Several activities and talks by senior colleagues from other forums made this workshop a huge success. Dr Raheeq Ahmad Abbasi, President Pakistan Awami Tehreek, also addressed the conveners via telephone. He threw light on the political strategy of PAT and apprised the participants of the conference about ongoing party elections. read more...
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) Secretary Khurram Nawaz Gandapur led a delegation and met Chief Election Commissioner Sardar Raza Khan and gave him a briefing on the suggestions of the PAT Chairman Tahir-ul-Qadri for an independent election commission. The delegation also briefed the CEC on the election rally held by the railways minister in the Walton area of Lahore Cantonment and demanded action against the minister for violating the constitution. read more...
A protest rally was taken out against the Punjab government in connection with the Model Town tragedy under the banner of PAT Faisalabad chapter. Thousands of PAT activists including people belonging to all walks of life attended the rally. The participants chanted slogans against the government and demanded justice for the martyrs and the injured of Model Town tragedy. PAT leaders Khurram Nawaz Gandapur, Bashrat Jaspal, Rana Tahir and Rana Idrees Qadri addressed the rally. read more...
LAHORE: Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) Chairman Dr Tahirul Qadri has formed a nine-member committee headed by PAT president Dr Raheeq Ahmad Abbasi for contesting local bodies elections (LB) in 42 cantonments of the country. The committee will decide candidates and coordinate and assist their political and religious parties, said a press release on Monday. read more...
LAHORE: Pakistan Awami Tehreek PAT Chairman Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri has formed a nine-member committee headed by PAT President Dr Raheeq Ahmed Abbasi for contesting the local bodies election in the 42 cantonments of the country. The committee will not only decide about party’s nominees for the election but will also meet and coordinate with other political and religious parties, and will seek or offer its support as it may be required. read more...
