Category: Politics

The review petition filed by PML-N against the Supreme Court’s decision to allocate reserved seats to PTI underscores the ongoing legal and political challenges in Pakistan’s electoral processes.

The political landscape in Pakistan remains dynamic and fluid, with each decision carrying the potential to reshape alliances and strategies. As PML-N gears up for its central leadership meeting

The Supreme Court’s decision to allocate reserved seats to PTI and the subsequent responses from political leaders have added a new dimension to Pakistan’s political narrative.

The Supreme Court’s decision to allocate reserved seats to PTI has introduced a new level of complexity in the National Assembly’s power structure. While PTI emerges as the largest party

The Election Commission’s recent modification of election records for 41 constituencies has raised serious concerns about the transparency and integrity of the electoral process.

The demands for fresh elections by major political parties like JUI and ANP underscore a deep-rooted dissatisfaction with the current electoral process. The allegations of rigging, establishment interference

This rigorous approach demonstrates PTI’s commitment to due process and organizational integrity. It ensures that any leaders who return are fully committed to the party’s vision and capable of contributing positively to its future direction.

During the hearing, Acting Chief Justice Lahore High Court, Shujaat Ali Khan, expressed concern upon seeing the doctors in court, remarking that doctors should be in hospitals, not courts.

The unfolding drama in the Punjab Assembly underscores broader implications for Pakistan’s democratic institutions, highlighting the delicate balance between legislative autonomy and executive oversight. The outcome of this internal strife will likely shape future legislative practices and governance dynamics in Punjab, influencing public perceptions of political leadership and democratic accountability.