Islamabad, Imran Khan
Imran Khan Party Says Crackdown Started on Protest in Islamabad
Pakistan’s government has launched a crackdown and arrested several protesters of former prime minister Imran Khan’s party that started a sit-in in Islamabad to demand his release from jail, according to the opposition political party.
The federal government has set a December 31 deadline for Afghan nationals in Islamabad to obtain a No Objection Certificate ...
Senior journalist and anchor Matiullah Jan was taken into custody from Islamabad late last night, his son confirmed in a ...
Roads leading to the Pakistani capital Islamabad have reopened, after supporters of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan ...
Opposition supporters in Pakistan have paused protests after clashes with police left six dead, including security officers ...
A police officer killed and two other injured in a tragic accident on the motorway near Sheikhupura on Wednesday, Express ...
By Asif Shahzad ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -Four Pakistani security troops were killed on Tuesday in the capital, Islamabad, run ...
Internet services in Islamabad and Rawalpindi remain partially disrupted, causing significant inconvenience to users.
Pakistani police were filmed fleeing their posts and abandoning their weapons as they were overwhelmed by thousands of ...
A massive convoy of supporters of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party converged in Islamabad on Monday night ...
The government blocked most major roads with shipping containers, and police and paramilitary personnel were deployed in riot ...
Protesters clashing with Pakistani authorities are demanding the release of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan ...
Imran Khan’s party described Tuesday’s clashes as “a massacre,” but the government denied that live ammunition was used.
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