According to the chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council, the founder of the PTI directly caused his government’s downfall. With a conjecture, Ashrafi remarked, “Qamar Bajwa has been against him.”

The PTI founder would have continued as PM or elections would have taken place if the PTI had not resigned. According to Tahir Ashrafi, “If he was able to persuade the disgruntled MNAs, the situation had not gotten worse.”

With self-control, Ashrafi said, “what has happened did not happen.” “He was told by Qamar Bajwa not to resign, but the PTI’s founder believed Bajwa was against him based on false information,”

Upon being encouraged to speak, he revealed that Qamar Bajwa had teamed up with Shehbaz Sharif. The PUC head remarked, “Three days before his resignation, I told him that if the military was against you, I was not sitting with you.”

According to Ashrafi, the organisation provided the founder of the PTI with a list of the estranged MNAs along with recommendations on how to win them over. Because he was not meeting with them, twelve MNAs felt betrayed.

Foreign investors are now paying attention to Pakistan following the establishment of the SIFC, according to Tahir Ashrafi). “Friendly nations want to invest freely in Pakistan.” For attracting investment, the Army Chief and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif deserve all the praise, he continued.

The earlier-reserved court ruling was delivered by LHC Judge Sultan Tanveer Ahmad on Tuesday.

LHC had filed a post-arrest bail motion, according to the former chief minister.

On October 25, 2023, Pervaiz was taken into custody by the Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE).

From June 1 to September 18, Elahi has been arrested in a number of crimes; the most recent one was reported by the Punjab ACE on September 18.

More: Pervaiz Elahi’s condition “deteriorated” in Adiala jail; he was hurried to PIMS.

In the Punjab Assembly, Elahi illegally hired 12 people for grade 17 positions, according to information provided by an ACE representative.

In the provincial assembly, the candidates were chosen through record-altering.

On Tuesday, early in the morning, Pakistan International Airlines’ flight PK-6252, carrying 167 students, and flight number ANK-4575 both touched down at Islamabad International Airport from Bishkek.

Following the unrest, 347 Pakistani students were taken out of Bishkek and returned home. Pakistan has used five aircraft to evacuate 810 kids so far.

Following allegations of violence, Pakistan declared that it would airlift the trapped Pakistani students out of Bishkek.

A dedicated aircraft bringing students from Pakistan arrived in Islamabad on Monday from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.

The Pakistani students were greeted at the Islamabad airport by Amir Muqam, the Federal Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan Engineer.

Speaking with the media, the minister stated that following the event, Prime Minister Shhebaz Sharif took quick action to safeguard Pakistani students and that he was keeping an eye on the situation.

Amir Muqam asked how the students were doing and said that the Pakistani government would help anyone who wanted to go back home.

The minister disclosed that additional planes will return students to their homes.

violence in Kyrgyzstan
Student groups in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, broke out in violent altercations; there have been allegations of attackers brandishing batons. A number of foreign students, including Pakistanis, were hurt when the attackers broke into the dorm rooms with force.

According to reports, the violence started on May 13 in response to an instance of harassment involving female students from Egypt.

In order to put an end to the violence, hundreds of Kyrgyz men stormed buildings housing international students, including Pakistanis, according to Kyrgyz police, who said they had deployed forces in the capital of the country in Central Asia yesterday.