Minhajul Quran protests against polls

Posted on 18 minutes ago LAHORE: Announcing to stage sit-ins across Pakistan on May 11, the chief of Tehreek Minhaj-ul-Quran, Allam Tahirul Qadri, late Monday night said Election 2013 would neither change the system nor the faces. The champions of ...

LAHORE: As many as 23 poor girls will tie the knot today at a mass marriage ceremony to be held under the auspices of Minhaj Welfare Foundation (MWF), a subsidiary of Minhaj ul Quran International. MWF deputy director, Mian Iftikhar Ahmad said all ...

ISLAMABAD, May 11: On Saturday, a majority of registered voters of federal capital participated in the election process. However, over 3,000 people, including women and children participated in a sit-in held by Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT), near ...

During the last days of his tenure, former interior minister Rehman Malik had warned everyone that banned outfits do not want elections to be held in Pakistan. Although he was not successful at his primary job, which was to stop terrorist activities ...

Looking at the Islamic world from East to West across continents, it emerges as a house divided against itself. The Islamic landscape is dreary, dull and drab. The bouts of spring have been replaced by long and never ending spell of autumn. The ...

Millions gathered at the Tower of Pakistan under the slogan Save State, not Politics. Dr. Tahirul Qadri, a Sufi cleric who had spent the past seven years in Canada after resigning from the Pakistani National Assembly, suddenly reappeared on the ...

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KARACHI, Mar 24: The nation will observe the worst type of hung government as a result of fraudulent polling and therefore Pakistanis must not vote for anyone unless electoral reforms make it a free and fair election, said prominent ...

On the eve of a raucous anti-government march to Islamabad in January, billed as a revolution that could draw millions of protesters to the Pakistani capital, former Canadian MP Wajid Khan paid a visit to the fiery protest leader. Mr. Khan wanted to ...