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According to Rana Sanaullah, they support resistance because they find it appealing.

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3 months ago

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In an interview, Punjab President of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, Rana Sanaullah, stated, “The people love resistance, we did resistance for entire life but this time it goes to the opposite.”

He claimed to have spent the previous thirty-two years working with Nawaz Sharif. His work involved resistance politics. It must be acknowledged that the PTI’s founder engaged in resistance.

The leader of the PML-N stated, “We assumed that the founder of the PTI could not resist, but he did so.” “We need to determine whether the PTI’s opposition has hurt us or our agreement,” he stated. “It appears that there is a barrier separating our compromise from their resistance,” he continued.

Rana Sana declared, “I had opposed formation of coalition government in the party meeting.” “There are a lot of reasons I could give to justify my defeat, but I gave in.”

“Javed Latif’s remarks regarding elections are incorrect. He remarked, “I am certain that Javed Latif was also defeated and I am believing as much about defeat as that.” Rana Sana remarked, “Javed Latif has resentment because he lost the election and Rana Tanvir won it.” “I understand his anguish, which could only be eased by Rana Tanvir’s de-notification.”

“It is an odd request to allow voting in Mian Sahib’s district,” he remarked. The PML-N leader declared, “No choice was made in the election, no one was targeted, these are all conspiracy theories.”

Rana Sana claimed, “I had a heated exchange with Qamar Javed Bajwa over being booked in the heroin case during a parliament function.” “I told him that God would give justice to the case you booked me for.” I informed him you did it, but he denied having done so. Sanaullah stated, “Qamar Javed Bajwa made it happen, but it was the PTI’s founder’s idea.”

“There were political repercussions because we were unable to refute the false impression that the PML-N is not associated with the caretaker government,” he stated.

He remarked, “There were some other reasons too; Mohsin Naqvi was not given the ministry only for PML-N.” “Some amendments should be introduced to prevent a caretaker set-up member from joining the elected government.” Now, each caretaker administration will act to maintain its political influence, he declared.

The former interior minister stated, “It is a misconception that someone asked them to stage a sit-in. The Faizabad sit-in was the Tehreek-e-Labbaik’s decision.” Before they left Lahore, I spoke with them in my capacity as Punjab’s law minister, the PML-N leader stated. “They called for Zahid Hamid to step down. Raja Zafarul Haq will investigate the situation before a decision is made, as we stated. “They asked to be allowed to leave, promising to remain peaceful when the inquiry report could not be finished in four days.”

The head of the PML-N said, “Federal government and the agencies decided not to stop the protest, which was feared to result in loss of life.”

“The government launched a crackdown that resulted in failure and the talks in Islamabad were a failure,” the PML-N leader stated. The protest was then put to an end by the resignations of Faiz Hameed and Qamar Bajwa.

“The idea that someone started the TLP is false,” the former interior minister declared.

The PTI’s founder has the power to either destroy the nation or commit self-destruction. The PML-N leader stated, “It remains to be seen what he will do initially.

He said that political destabilisation is the fault of politicians and political parties, and that they had to own up to it. He continued, “At this point, the country’s political stability has only been hampered by the PTI’s founder.”

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Rainfall throughout the night stops flights in Lahore.

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Allama Iqbal International Airport experienced many hours of flight disruption due to the intense rainfall and windstorms that occurred overnight in Lahore, the provincial capital of Punjab.

Aviation sources claim that because of the monsoon weather, the flight operation was unable to operate between 3 and 4 am.

It is possible that the planes will arrive at the airport at 4 am.

Amidst delays in foreign airline flights, three aircraft made landings in Multan and Peshawar.

Riyadh flights arrived in Peshawar Airport, while flights scheduled to land in Lahore in Abu Dhabi and Bahrain ended up landing in Multan Airport.

Seven hours later than scheduled, the Qatar Airways flight from Doha arrived in Lahore.

Because of the bad weather, there are delays in the arrival and departure of numerous international planes.

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Containers were used to seal the Red Zone before JI’s sit-in at D-Chowk.

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Authorities in Islamabad have blocked off the Red Zone by erecting containers in front of today’s (Friday) Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) demonstration and the Jamaat-i-Islami sit-in at D-Chowk in Islamabad.

Jamaat-i-Islami is scheduled to stage a sit-in at Islamabad’s D-Chowk, and the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has declared a nationwide protest against the country’s soaring inflation and recent spike in electricity rates.

Containers have been used to block access to the Red Zone’s main crossroads, D Chowk, Nadra Chowk, and Sarina Chowk.

ISLAMABAD, PUNJAB SECTION 144

In the meantime, in response to PTI and JI plans for statewide rallies, the federal and Punjabi governments enforced Section 144 in Islamabad and Punjab. Section 144 will be in force from Friday, July 26 to Sunday, July 28, per the notification that was released in this regard.

Rallies, sit-ins, protests, and rallies are prohibited from July 26 to July 28, according to a letter from the Home Department. It said that terrorists may find public gatherings to be an easy target and stated that the decision had been made with the threat of terrorism in mind.

In contrast, JI Secretary General Ameerul Azeem claimed in a statement that police had raided the residences of JI officials across the nation.

In an attempt to break up the protest, he said, police had targeted JI leaders and activists. He also alleged that multiple instances of police raids, arrests, and harassment of women had occurred in various towns.

GOVT ADVISED

The government was forewarned by Jamaat Emir Hafiz Naeemur Rehman earlier on Thursday that it would face consequences if the party was barred from accessing Islamabad for their scheduled demonstration against inflation and an increase in electricity prices.

He stated in a statement that their belief is in peaceful political protest as a means of securing public rights. “We are not afraid of arrests, and the Jamaat-e-Islami cannot be stopped,” he added.

“The historic sit-in on Friday, July 26, will represent 250 million people of Pakistan, and we will sit peacefully at D-Chowk.”

According to the JI, convoys are in route from all around the nation to participate in the sit-in. He encouraged the administration to offer a location for the protest, highlighting that it is their constitutional and democratic right to speak up for the country.

“Any political party that wishes to participate” was invited, and he welcomed them all.

Prior to the sit-in, police raided the residences of JI leaders and officials in many parts of Punjab and Rawalpindi, making multiple arrests.

Ameerul Azim, the central secretary general of Jamaat-e-Islami, was not able to be arrested during the police raid; instead, Shaukat Mahmood, his driver, was taken into custody.

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Changes to Pakistan’s Test team could be significant for the Bangladesh series.

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Major changes to Pakistan’s team are anticipated ahead of the forthcoming Test series against Bangladesh, sources in Lahore have revealed.

As the team gets ready for the series, meetings with the players are planned for next week.

It is predicted that the Test squad would undergo several changes. The team’s lineup is expected to be strengthened by the likely inclusion of Muhammad Huraira. Key players like Faheem Ashraf, Wasim Jr., Saim Ayub, and Nauman Ali, whose contributions are vital to the team’s success, struggle to get a spot on the squad.

Furthermore, according to sources, Imamul Haq or Sahibzada Farhan are anticipated to be added to the team, subject to additional assessment. Furthermore, following a fitness assessment, Amir Jamal and Hasan Ali’s futures will be determined.

The ultimate selection for the Test team will take place following Red Ball head coach Jason Gillespie’s return to Pakistan. The ultimate squad that will play Bangladesh in the forthcoming Test series will be greatly influenced by his assessments and thoughts.

Pakistan is scheduled to visit New Zealand in March and April of 2025, according to the country’s official cricket schedule, which was released earlier this month.

Throughout their visit, the Pakistan cricket team will play three One Day Internationals (ODIs) and five Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is) in an exciting series.

The T20I series, which starts at Hagley Oval in Christchurch on March 16, will serve as the tour’s opening event.