Tag: Islamabad
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Arson, clashes, chaos: Pakistan’s violence as TLP protest turns ugly – Key takeaways
Overview of the crisis Pakistan is grappling with escalating unrest following a major crackdown on the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP). Security forces detained hundreds and sealed access routes to prevent a march toward Islamabad, while the TLP accused authorities of using lethal force. The protests, rooted in solidarity with Palestine and opposition to recognizing Israel, have…
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Pro-Palestinian march in Pakistan leaves officer dead in clashes
Violent clashes erupt as pro-Palestinian march advances A major security operation in Pakistan turned deadly as a pro-Palestinian march organized by Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) faced a forceful dispersal by police. Punjab Police Chief Usman Anwar confirmed that a police officer was killed and several others were wounded when demonstrators opened fire during clashes that stretched…
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TLP Protest Violence in Pakistan: Key Takeaways and Fallout
Overview: Violence erupts as Pakistan grapples with TLP protests Pakistan is confronting a wave of unrest as security forces cracked down on the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), a far-right Islamist group that organized protests in support of Palestine and against recognizing Israel. The crackdown included detentions, road closures, and a bid to prevent a march from…
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Deadly clashes at Pakistan pro-Palestinian march as police disperse protesters
Overview: Deadly clashes mar pro-Palestinian march in Pakistan A pro-Palestinian march in Pakistan turned deadly after authorities dispersed demonstrators, killing a police officer and injuring numerous people. Punjab Police Chief Usman Anwar said the officer was killed when demonstrators opened fire during a police operation aimed at breaking up the protest in Lahore and surrounding…
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Dengue Fight in Islamabad: 28 New Cases as 24,603 Sites Inspected in Daily Campaign
Islamabad Intensifies Anti-Dengue Campaign as 28 New Cases Confirmed The Islamabad district administration has stepped up its anti-dengue drive, reporting 28 new dengue cases in the last 24 hours as part of a citywide effort to curb the spread of the virus. The daily update, released by ICT authorities, highlights an aggressive schedule of surveillance,…
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Dengue Alert in Islamabad: 28 New Cases as 24,603 Sites Inspected in a Day
Islamabad’s Daily Dengue Surveillance: 28 New Cases Confirmed Islamabad’s district administration reported 28 new dengue cases in the last 24 hours as part of an ongoing, citywide anti-dengue campaign. The daily update underscores the authorities’ intensified efforts to curb the virus’s spread across both urban sectors and rural areas under the capital’s jurisdiction. Extensive Inspections…
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Dengue in Islamabad: 28 New Cases, 24,603 Inspections Spur Anti-Dengue Drive
Islamabad Strengthens Anti-Dengue Efforts as 28 New Cases Confirmed The Islamabad district administration has intensified its ongoing anti-dengue campaign, reporting 28 new cases in the last 24 hours as part of a broad effort to curb the virus across both urban and rural areas. With 24,603 sites inspected citywide, the initiative highlights the scale of…
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Turkish Delegation Visits Parliament House Islamabad to Discuss Bilateral Cooperation
Turkish Delegation Arrives at Pakistan’s Parliament House A nine-member Turkish delegation visited the Parliament House and the Constitution Gallery (Gali-e-Dastoor) in Islamabad on Thursday, signaling the ongoing warmth and depth of Pakistan-Türkiye relations. The delegation’s itinerary included guided tours, briefings on Pakistan’s parliamentary system, and discussions aimed at expanding cooperation across multiple fronts. Warm Reception…
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Kirpa Burning Case: Islamabad High Court Denies Bail
Kirpa Burning Case: Islamabad High Court Denies Bail The Islamabad High Court on Tuesday rejected the post-arrest bail plea of Adil Mehmood, the husband accused of burning his wife, Sania Bibi, in the Kirpa area of the federal capital. The decision was announced as the bench reviewed the victim’s dying declaration and other evidence presented…