ISLAMABAD: Inspector General Islamabad Police Ali Nasir Rizvi has declared that non-lethal weapons were employed to disperse protestors from D-Chowk and nearby areas in the capital. Addressing a press conference alongside Chief Commissioner Islamabad Muhammad Ali Randhawa, Rizvi disclosed that a total of 954 protestors have been arrested, with 610
Rawalpindi: Law enforcement agencies (LEAs) have arrested PTI miscreants along with weapons and teargas. So far, four hundred miscreants have been arrested from Rawalpindi, four hundred and ten from Attock, forty-four from Chakwal, three from Murree, and eight from Mianwali. According to Radio Pakistan, the personnel of police and rangers
Pishin: A grand jirga was held in Pishin district of Balochistan. Speaking on the occasion, Governor Balochistan Jaffar Khan Mandokhail said the purpose of this jirga is to listen to the issues of the people and find solutions to them at the earliest. Chief Minister Balochistan Sarfraz Bugti mentioned that
Karachi: An agreement to establish a marble city in Karachi under a public-private partnership by the Sindh government was signed in Karachi on Monday. Addressing the ceremony, Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah highlighted that the project will involve an investment of one hundred million dollars and is expected to
Lahore: Punjab Information Minister, Azma Bukhari, has stated that the people of Punjab have rejected the protest and chaos instigated by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). Addressing a news conference in Lahore on Monday, she highlighted that the recent events are a calculated attempt to secure an NRO for the imprisoned
Neelum: Pakistan Army, in collaboration with the WHO, has laid the foundation for a rural health center in Neelum Valley to address the healthcare challenges faced by the local community. The project is set to significantly improve access to essential health services for residents, who have long struggled with inadequate
Lahore: Lahore occupies top position among the list of the most polluted cities in the world. The Air Quality Index was recorded at 242 yesterday. According to Radio Pakistan, the data collected from the IQ Air website shows that Bangladesh’s capital, Dhaka, ranked second, followed by Bosnia Herzegovina’s city Sarajevo.
Lahore: Relevant government departments are continuing their action against power pilferage. Since September last year, more than one hundred and thirty-three billion rupees have been recovered and over eighty-seven thousand electricity thieves arrested from across the country. According to Radio Pakistan, these efforts are part of a comprehensive crackdown aimed