PTI Denies Ticket to Arif Alvi’s Son; Sher Afzal Murwat Expresses Discontent

In a surprising turn of events, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has reportedly refused to grant a ticket to Arif Alvi’s son, a decision criticized by PTI’s Senior Vice President Sher Afzal Murwat. Addressing the media during PTI rallies in Karachi’s Chanesar Goth, Azam Basti, Mahmoodabad, and Pehlwan Goth, Murwat expressed his dissatisfaction with the party’s decision.

People’s Party Leader Predicts General Elections on February 8

This forecast aligns with the intricate political landscape in Pakistan, where coalitions and alliances often play a crucial role in the formation of governments. Given the diverse political landscape and the need for broad-based support, coalition governments have become a common feature, reflecting the multiparty nature of Pakistani politics.

Light-hearted Banter on a Talk Show: Yemeni Zaidi Amuses Fans with Wajih Ali’s Number Request

Following the playful banter, the host further inquired if Yemeni Zaidi often receives such unique requests. In response, Yemeni Zaidi shared insights into the popularity of the drama serial “Tere Bina” and the distinct appeal of Wajih Ali’s character, Wajih. She expressed that the drama, including her role, had garnered a special following, attributing the success to the unique chemistry and narrative of the series.

Sindh Government Imposes Restrictions on Public Display of Weapons

While Section 144 is a temporary measure, its application during general elections aligns with the government’s strategy to enhance security protocols during critical events. By limiting the public display of weapons during elections, authorities aim to minimize the risk of violence and maintain a peaceful electoral process.