Tag: Prime Minister Imran Khan

  • PTI ko ‘ballay’ ka nishan milna mushki hogaya

    PTI ko ‘ballay’ ka nishan milna mushki hogaya

    The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has ruled against the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) in a matter related to the party’s intra-party elections and the issuance of election symbols, as per Geo News.

    The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Thursday ruled that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) intra-party polls were not transparent, ordering the party to hold new elections if it wishes to retain its ‘bat’ symbol.

    The PTI has been asked by the commission to hold fresh elections within 20 days in a reserved verdict announced today.

    “PTI’s intra-party elections cannot be accepted,” stated the verdict, directing it to hold polls and submit the record within seven days.

    “If PTI fails to hold elections within 20 days then it will have to face severe consequences. In case of failure to hold [intra-party] elections, the [PTI] will not be eligible to secure an election symbol,” said the verdict.

    During the hearing, PTI’s legal counsel, Barrister Gohar, revealed that the intra-party elections were conducted before amendments to the party constitution and were later reverted.

    According to the Election Commission’s previous reserved decision on September 13, it was stated that PTI’s intra-party elections were not transparent and did not adhere to the party constitution.

    Speaking to Geo News, PTI spokesperson Barrister Gohar Ali asserted that the PTI Chairman can contest elections and will do so as long as the ballot symbol remains with them.

    He emphasized that the Chairman cannot be disqualified, and the Election Act, under Articles 62 and 63, does not bar Imran Khan from participating in elections.

    Barrister Gohar further clarified that the Chairman was only penalized in one case, which was declared void by the High Court, and he remains eligible for all offices. He reiterated that the Chairman has the authority to lead the elections and will continue to do so.

    In response to the Election Commission’s decision, the PTI spokesperson expressed disappointment, stating that the commission did not fulfill the demands of justice, and the decision seemed to be delayed for some specific purpose.

    He announced that they would challenge the order at the appropriate forum and asserted that the ballot symbol will remain with them.

  • What games are PTI’s female leaders playing to keep busy in jail?

    What games are PTI’s female leaders playing to keep busy in jail?

    Anchorperson Mansoor Ali Khan has recently revealed details about what incarcerated Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) women leaders do in jail.

    Talking on a vlog published on his YouTube channel on November 22 titled “In the line of interviews: Who is next? | Dr. Yasmin Rashid’s message to Mansoor Ali Khan from jail”, he explained that he got a call from a woman who said that she wants to deliver Dr. Yasmeen Rashid’s message to him.

    According to him, Yasmeen, PTI Central Punjab’s President, is taking care of other PTI-related women incarcerated in Central Jail Lahore.

    Interestingly, they play Scrabble to pass their time in jail.

    He further revealed that Dr. Yasmeen Rashid is doing well and feels healthy.

    The Lahore police registered a case against the PTI leader for allegedly setting vehicles on fire on May 9, the day the PTI chairman was arrested from the premises of Islamabad High Court (IHC).

    Mansoor Ali Khan stated during his vlog that Yasmeen Rashid will not only contest the election against Nawaz Sharif but Shehbaz Sharif too.

    Previously, she contested the election from National Assembly (NA) 130 which is the same constituency as Nawaz but this time she intends to be a contestant in NA 132 which is Shehbaz’s constituency.

    The Election Commission of Pakistan has yet to finalise the delimitation process but these are the areas that fell under NA 130 and NA 132.

    NA 130

    3-4 Gulberg F.F.C
    A.B.C.Q Block flates , Model town extention
    A-3 gulberg 3
    Abu Bakr Block, New Garden Town
    Abu Bakr Street Shah Kamal Road
    Achra Baba Azam Chowk
    Aebak block new garden town
    Ahata Mol chand Feroz pur road ichra
    Ahata Mol Chand Ichra
    Ahmed Block, New Garden Town
    Akram Park Guromangat
    Akram Park Guromangat 3
    Alhamd colony
    Alhamd Colony Allama Iqbal Town
    Ali Block New Garden Town
    Ali Park new samanbad
    Allama Iqbal Block Town Ravi Block
    Anayat colony , L block
    ANC Model Town
    A-one Nabi Pura gulberg 3
    A-one Nabi Pura gulberg 4
    Asif Block Allah Iqbal Town
    Askari 5, Flates Gulberg- 3
    Askari Gulberg 3
    Askari housing complex Gulberg 3
    Askari-5, Gulberg 3
    Ataturk Block, New Garden Town
    Atiq Street Shah Kamal Road
    A-Two Ghalib Market gulberg 3
    Aurangzeb Block, New Garden Town
    Aurangzeb Block, Tariq Block New Garden Town
    Avenue civil Services academy
    Azeez park Ichra
    B-1 Gulberg 3
    B-2 Audit Colony gulberg
    B-2 Gulberg 3
    B-3 Gulberg 3
    Babar Block, New Garden Town
    Baddar Block Allama Iqbal town
    Bahar Colony No.2 kot Lakhpat
    Bank Colony
    Bhabra Gulberg 3
    Bhatti colony link road Moon street
    B-J-K Block Gulberg 3
    Bloc k Model Town
    Block A Faisal Town
    Block B Faisal Town
    Block B-2 Gulberg
    Block C Faisal Town
    Block C-E gulberg 3
    Block C-E Gulberg-3
    Block D Faisal Town
    Block D New Muslim Town
    Block L Model Town Extension
    Block N LDA Flat Model Town
    Block N model town
    Block P Model Town
    Bukhari Market Rehmanpur
    Busti Allah Hoo Gulberg-
    C Block Model Town
    C Block New Muslim
    C-1, C-2, gulberg 3
    Canal Park
    Canal Park Gulberg, 2
    Canal Park, Ahata Bashi Ram
    Canal Park, Gulberg colony, D. Block
    Chah Mughal Chakian Ichra
    Chaudhary colony Samanabad
    Chaudhary colony samanbad
    Chenab Block Allama Iqbal Town
    Clifton Colony
    Cristian colony , Khan colony gulberg-3
    D Blcok Model town
    D block Model Town
    D Block safdar Market Model Town
    Dohata Colony Ichra
    Dohata Colony Muhammad Ali road ichra
    E Block Model Ton
    E Block Model town
    E Block Model town, K Block
    Edin Villas, Q Block Model town
    F.C college Ferozpur road
    F.C college Kachi Abadi
    Falcon Colony
    Falcon Colony Gulberg 3
    Fazila Colony Ichra
    Fazila Colony Shah Jamal
    Feroz Pur Road ichra
    Flate Block GOR-2 Model Town
    G,H Block Model town
    Garden Block, Ali Block
    Garden Block, Garden Town
    Ghazali Khushnama Flate Block GOR-2 Model Town
    Ghazali Park
    Ghos Azam Colony Gulberg-2
    Gopal Nager
    GOR 3 SHADMAN
    Gulab Devi Hospital , Civil Eveation Quarters
    Gulberg 3, Block No4
    Gulberg Block G,H
    Gulshan Block Allama Iqbal town
    Hafeez center Halli road
    Hameed Ali park
    Hameed park
    Hassanine Street Ashiqabad
    Hinray Kay gulber3
    Hinza Block Allama block town
    Huma Block Allama Iqbal town
    Ichara Main Bazar
    Ichra Marbel Market, Muneer Shaheed Road
    Ichra Mata Rani
    Ichra Millat park
    Ichra sultan Ahmed Road Rehman pura Shah Jamal Chowk
    Ichra Sultan Ahmed Road Zaildar Road Shah Din Scheme
    Islam abad colony paki thathi
    Ithaad Colony
    Ithaad colony gulberg 3
    Ithaad Colony Ichra
    J Block Model Tonw
    Jail road Shadman Market
    Jamia Asharfia / Asharfia Park
    J-Block gulberg 3
    Jevan Hana Garden Town
    Jinnah Park Gulberg-2
    Kacha Ferozpur Road
    Kachi Abadi F. C Collge Gulberg 3
    Kachi Abadi Shah Jamal
    Kamboh Street Ichra
    Kamran Block Allama block town
    Karamabad Rehmanpur
    Karim Block Allama Iqbal Town
    Kashmir Blcok Allama Iqbal Block
    Khan colony Q Block
    Kothy Pind Faisal Town
    Kousar colony, Model Town
    L Block , Kalma Chowk
    L, J, K Wahdat Colony
    Lala Zar Colony
    LDA Flat Model Town
    Link Road Model Town
    M Block , Bulberg 3 , Bhabra
    M block , Gublerg 3
    M Block , Gulberg Ferozpur road
    M. Block Wahidat
    M. Block Wahidat Colony
    M.M Alam Road Gulberg-3
    Main Bazar Gopal Nagar gulberg 3
    Main Bazar ichra Madina Bazar
    Main Bazar Zaildar Road Ichra
    Main Bluavard Gulberg- 2, P-Block
    Main Bluavard Gulberg-2, P-Block
    Main Gulberg
    Makkah colony , gulberg
    Makkah Colony block-1-Gulberg 3
    Makkah Colony block-2 Gulberg 3
    Makkah colony gulberg
    Makkah colony Street No.17-18
    Makkah colony Street No.19-22
    Maqbool Road Ichra
    Mehran Block Allama Iqbal Town
    Miraj Street ichra
    Model colony , Makkah Colony
    Model colony , Makkah colony Gulberg 3
    Model Colony gulberg
    Model Colony Model
    Model Colony Model town Near Q block
    Model Town Block A
    Model Town Block B
    Model Town Block F
    Model Town Block F, E Block
    Model Town Block F, K Block
    Model Town Block G
    Model Town Block H
    Mohammad pur Faisal
    Mohammadpur Faisal
    Muhallah Sultan Ahmed Road
    Muhallah usman street ,
    Muhallah usman street , nawab street Bhatti colony link Road
    Muhammad Pura Ichra
    Mumdoot Block Mustafa town Wahdat Road
    Muslim Block Allama Block town
    Mustafa abad , gulberg
    N block model town
    Nabi pura Two gulberg 3-2
    Najaf colony
    Najaf colony , Hinza Block
    Naqsha Stop New Muslim Town
    Nargis Block Allama Iqbal Block Town
    Nasir Colony gulberg 2
    Nawab Pura Ichra
    nawab street Bhatti colony link Road
    Nawaz Shareef Colony
    Nawaz Shareef Colony, Ferozpur Road
    Neelam Block Allama Iqbal Town
    New Muslim Town
    New Muslim Town EGC Colony
    New Muslim Town EGC Colony
    New union park
    New union park samanabad
    Nishtar Block Allama Iqbal Town
    Nishtar Park Allama Iqbal Town
    Nizam Block Allama Iqbal Block Town
    Nizam Block, Bhekay wal
    Nizamuddin Road Ashiq
    P Block, gulberg 3
    P-3, link road BGECHS, Model town
    PAF Falcon Colony Gulberg 3
    PAF Falcon Complex
    Pak Block Allama Iqbal Town
    Pakistani chowk Ichra
    Pakistani chowk Ichra Hamiyon Street
    Pakistani Chowk Ichra,
    Peer Ghazi Road Ichra
    Phase B-3, GECHS
    Pind Bhekay Wal
    Punjab University New Campus
    Pura Air Port , PIA colony
    PWD colony , Bhekay wal
    Q Blcok Model town Extention
    Q Blcok Model town Flates
    Q Block Model town
    Q Block Model town extention
    Q Block Umer Colony Kousar colony
    Qurban line , Iqbal
    Qurban line , Iqbal colony , gulberg
    Qurban line, kachi abadi
    R Blcok Model town Bahar Colony
    R Block Model Town
    R Block Model Town Extention
    R, Block Model town
    R, Block Model town Bahar colony
    Rachna Block Allama Block
    Rahat Park
    Rakh Chandray
    Rasool park Samanabad
    Ravi Block Allama Iqbal Town
    Rawan Abadi
    Raza Block Allama Iqbal Town
    Rehman Pura Akbar Street
    Rehmanpura
    Rehmanpura Ichra
    Rehmanpura Karam Abad
    Research Staff Colony New Campus
    Sadiq Trade Center, H- Block
    Sadiq Trade Center, H-Block
    Sait merry Colony Gulberg 3
    Sakindria Block Allama Iqbal Town
    samanabad
    Sardar pura Ichra
    Satlej Block Allama Iqbal Town
    Search Colony New Campus
    Search Colony New Campus
    Shadman colony
    Shadman Colony 1
    Shadman Colony Jail road
    Shadman colony No.1
    Shadman II
    Shah Di Khui New
    Shah Di Khui New Campus
    Shah Jamal
    Shah Jamal Colony
    Shah Jamal Colony Shadman
    Shah Jamal Colony Shadman I, II
    Shah Kamal Road (Ithaad Park)
    Shair Shah Colony
    Sher Shah Block New Garden Town
    Shora Kothi Rehman park
    Sultan Ahmed road ,
    Sultan Ahmed road , Zaildar Road Shah Din Scheme Ichra
    Tariq Block, New Garden Town
    Thay Pind Firdos Market
    Tipo block, Garden Town
    T-P block Guberg 2
    T-P Block Gulberg-2
    ulberg Block G,H
    Umer Block Allama Iqbal Town
    Umer Street , usman street, Link Road
    Union park samanabad
    Union park samanbad
    Usman Block, New Garden Town
    Usmana Bazar ichra
    Wahdat Colony
    Wahdat Park
    Wahdat Road
    Wahidat Colony Shah Kamal Road
    Z.Blcok flates Model town
    Zafar Ali road , Azeez
    Zafar Colony Nadeem Shaheed Road
    Zahoor Ilahi Road Gulberg 3
    Zaildar Park Ichra Ahata Mol Chand
    Zaildar Road Ichra
    Zeenat Blcok Allama Block

    NA 132

    Araiyan Main Bazar Hidyara Muhallah
    Aahilo Wali Gali Kahna Nau
    Aahiloo
    Aasil Karogy
    Aasil Suleman
    Aatoo Asil
    Air Avenue Phase-8 DHA
    Airport Road Sehjpal Chowk
    Amam Bargah
    Araiyan Esayan
    Badhoki, centeral Park
    Badoki
    Badoki, centeral park
    Badoki, Haveli Mochiyan
    Baduwar
    Baho Bholy
    Baoo Wala
    Baoo Wala Barki Road
    Baoo Wala Barki Road Main Bazar
    Baoo Wala Caras Colony
    Baoo Wala Darbar Khawaja Wali Road
    Bar Ka Khurd
    Barki
    Barki Government
    Barki Koheryan
    Barki Muhallah Koyan
    Barki Muhallah.
    Basti Eid Gah , Kachwana road kahna
    Basti kachwana
    Basti kahna Nau
    Bawa Wala
    Bawa Wala Main Bazar
    Bay Dag, Jalal Abad
    Berhaman Abad
    Bhangali
    Bhatta Kohar Badian Road
    Bhatta Kohar Juggian Alfa
    Bheeni Sandhu
    Burhaman Abad
    Burka Kalan
    Chak Aahiloo
    Chak Dheera
    Chaneeko Mondi
    Chapa Dara Iqbal Butt
    Chapa Masjid Hafiz Sahib wali
    Class Mari
    Dara Abdul Rehman Aahilo road kahna Nau
    Dara Chahil
    Dera Pindi
    Dev Sani
    Dhala
    Dhaloke
    Dhaloky
    Dhalwan
    Dheerkay
    Dhori
    Dogran Khurd
    Drag Pura Chak Bhart
    Fatah Jhung Sing wala
    Fazal Park Chacho Wali Khurd Sharqi
    Gaga
    Gajjumata
    Gajjumata ( Afzal Park / Millat Town)
    Gajjumata ( Asif town No.12)
    Gajjumata ( Faisal Town/ Shalimar Town)
    Gajjumata ( Ghosia park)
    Gajjumata ( Ghosia Park/ Niko Wali Haveli)
    Gajjumata ( Ghulam Hussain colony)
    Gajjumata ( Green Scheme cap Housing Scheme)
    Gajjumata ( Gulshan Muneer Housing scheme Street No.3-4)
    Gajjumata ( Gulshan Muneer Housing scheme)
    Gajjumata ( Gulzar colony)
    Gajjumata ( Haveli Hakim Wali / Haroon Park)
    Gajjumata ( Haveli Samanbad)
    Gajjumata ( Millat / Gulshan Muneer Housing Scheme)
    Gajjumata ( Muhammad Pura / Haroon Park)
    Gajjumata ( Muhammad Pura Sawa)
    Gajjumata ( New Avenue colony/ gulshan Muneer Colony)
    Gajjumata ( Rehmat Park / Khalid town)
    Gajjumata ( Rehmat Park / Millat Town)
    Gajjumata ( Rehmat Park)
    Gajjumata ( Rehmat Park/ Millat Town)
    Gajjumata ( Shahzad colony)
    Gajjumata ( Tiba Ansarian)
    Gajjumata (Khalid Town)
    Gajjumata (Robi Nala Madina town)
    Ghali Mohammad Ali Tail Wala Kahna Nau
    Gheenay
    Ghillar Colony Ghohawa
    Ghohawa Badian Road
    Ghond
    Ghondi
    Gooband Pur
    Guli Haji Alam Ansari, Gulzar Park
    Gulvera
    Gulzar Park
    Guru Mangat Nau Abad
    Hadyara Muhallah Arayan
    Hair ( Ahmadi colony)
    Hair ( Badian road)
    Hair ( Fareed Kot)
    Hair ( Khandyala)
    Hair ( Khandyanwala)
    Hair ( Meeran town )
    Hair ( Sabzi wala pul)
    Hair ( Saddique town)
    Hair ( Wara Jattan)
    Haji Park Badian Road
    Harpalkay
    Hassan Abad
    Health Center Manhala
    Hidyara
    Hidyara Basti Jan
    Hidyara Basti Jan Muhammad
    Hidyara Boher wali Masjid
    Hidyara Muhallah
    Hidyara Muhallah Araiyan Esayan
    Hidyara Muhallah Araiyan Main Bazar
    Hidyara Muhallah Awan
    Hidyaran Jattan
    Imran Wali Street, Shahzada road
    Ismail Pura Ghohawa
    Jhaliyan
    Jhalo
    Jhalo Health center
    Jhalo Kashmir Muhallah
    Jhalo Khokhar House
    Jhalo P/S girls Jhalo
    Jhalo Phatik Railway
    Jhamin
    Jhandeer
    Jhulkay
    Jhulkay ( Post office kahna Nau)
    Jhulkay ( Shareef park)
    Jhulkay (Anwar Wali Haveli / Central park)
    Jhulkay (Anwar WaliHaveli / Central park)
    Jowad Town Ghohawa dian Road
    Juggian Alfa
    Kachwana Basti, eid Gah
    Kachwana Basti, eid Gah Basti kahna Nau
    Kahna Kuhna
    Kahna Kuhna ( Gulshan Shafiq colony)
    Kahna Kuhna ( Kashmir Pati)
    Kahna Kuhna ( Muhallah/ Muhallah Meowatian)
    Kahna Kuhna ( Purana Muhallah)
    Kahna Nau
    Kahna Nau, Town Committee
    Karankay
    Karbath
    Kark
    Keerka
    Keet
    Keet ( Gaon)
    Khand
    Khanokharni
    Khar Maliyan
    Khawaja Khaliq
    Kheera
    Khuda Buksh Colony Bhatta Chowk
    Khushal singh Wala
    Koheriya Gujjar Muhallah
    Koheriya Malik Muhallah
    Kot Islam pura
    Kot Mela Ram
    Kot Nabi Baksh
    Kot Purs Ram ( Azad town)
    Ladhaykay Bhullar
    Ladhykay
    Ladhykay, Bhullar ,
    Lakhoky
    Lalwa
    Lehna Singh Wala
    Lidher
    Main Bazar Baoo Wala Barki Road
    Main Bazar Manhala kalan
    Malik Chohar Wali
    Malik Chohar Wali Street Ameen Wali Street
    malik Pura
    Malik Pura Bhatta Kohar
    Malik Pura Bilal Town
    Maliyan
    Malkhoki
    Mandyala
    Manhala kalan
    Meer Colony Kahna Nau
    Mohalla Manawala
    Mohalla Rehmat Pura Badian Road
    Mojokay chak Danokay
    Mota singh wala
    Moya Kalan
    Moya Khurd
    Moza Bhatta Kohar Khuda Buksh Colony Ghazi Road
    Moza Ghohawa
    Moza Ghohawa Gulshan Scheme
    Muhallah Baabywal
    Muhallah Main Bazar
    Muhallah Meowatian
    Muhammad
    Muhammadi pur
    Munhala Kalan
    Munhala Khurd
    Mustafabad, lalyani
    Nai Abadi Class Mari
    Nai Abadi Ghohawa
    Nai Abadi Ghohawa Badian Road
    Nalka Stap Baoo Wala
    Naror Lailah pur
    Naseeb Abad
    Naseem Abad , Bilal Nagar
    Natha singh wala
    Nathoki
    Nawa Pind Gujjaran
    Nayab Colony Bhatta Chowk
    Near Aatta Floor Masjid Kahna Nau
    Noor Pur
    Noorani Masjid Street Chairman Wali
    Nurwar – Londo Khan
    Nurwar -Dara Ghory Khan
    Nurwar- Dara Moj Khan
    Nurwar govt girls high school
    Nurwar-Dara Muhammad Ismail
    Opal
    Paday Dara Lal Din
    Pandoki, Haveli Khokhran
    Pandoki, Mashmola Sultan Pura
    Pandoki, Muhallah Araiyan
    Pandoki, Muhallah Baba Bhullay Shah
    Pandoki, Muhallah Khokhran
    Pathankay
    Phadhana
    Phadhana Gharki
    Phadhana Muhallah Jattan DA
    Phularwan
    Phulrwan
    Pudri
    Qila Jeewan Singh
    Rahman Pura
    Raja Bhola
    Rakh
    Rakh Bangali
    Rakh Banikat
    Rakh Bhangali
    Rakh Dara Chahil
    Rakh Dhori
    Rakh Herdut Singh
    Rakh Padri
    Rakh Teda
    Rakh Teda Berhaman
    Ram Pura Kalan
    Ram Pura Khurd
    Road Nepal Bohigen
    Roadanwala
    Rustam Park Kahna Nau
    Sangat pura
    School
    Shahzad
    Shahzada Road , Deri Pura
    Shahzada Road Kahna Nau
    Shajpal
    Shajpal Bhatta Kohar
    Shankay
    Soora
    Sraich
    Street Gorgeous Warrior Street
    Street Master Amaad ul
    Street Master Amaad ul Din Kahna Nau
    Taqi Pur Dara Yousaf Chaki Wala
    Terda
    Thatha Khurd
    Thather
    Thay Pura
    The Sija Mirja
    Theh Janib
    Tiba Ghohawa
    Tiba Ghohawa Badian Road
    Tiba Ghohawa Badian Road
    Tiba Ghohawa Badian Road Masjid Bilal
    Tiba Ghohawa Bhatta Kohar
    Tiba Ghohawa Bhatta Kohar Main Bazar
    Tiba Ghohawa Pind
    Titlay

  • ‘Imran Khan ruined my 28-year-long marriage with Bushra’; Khawar Maneka

    ‘Imran Khan ruined my 28-year-long marriage with Bushra’; Khawar Maneka

    Khawar Maneka, the former husband of Bushra Bibi, the current wife of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, has disclosed private details of the circumstances that led to his divorce.

    During an interview with Geo News’ ‘Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Ke Saath,’ Khawar Maneka claimed that Imran Khan used to visit his house without his consent, adding that he was not happy with the frequent meetings between Khan and his ex-wife.

    He narrated an incident where he asked his servant to escort Imran Khan out of his house when the former Prime Minister visited his home.

    He also revealed that Bushra and Imran used to talk over the phone for hours. Farah Gogi, Bibi’s close friend and the central character in an alleged corruption probe, provided them with “private cell phones” on Imran’s behest.

    Maneka further revealed that during PTI’s sit-ins in Islamabad, Bushra’s sister, Maryam Watto, arranged a meeting between his wife and Imran.

    He stated that his marriage with Bushra lasted for 28 years, and they had a happy life until Imran Khan, driven by spiritual pursuits, allegedly ruined their household.

    Maneka claimed that his mother warned him not to let Imran Khan into their house, as she considered him to be a bad person.

    However, secret phone conversations between Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi began, and they continued to communicate extensively.

    Maneka disclosed that he had his own house in Bani Gala, but Bushra Bibi used to visit Imran Khan’s house without informing him.

    According to him, six months before their divorce, Bushra Bibi left him and went to live at her own home.

    He visited her in Pakpattan and asked her to come with him but she responded in the negative.

    He claimed that one day, Farah sent him a message on the phone, asking him to divorce Bushra Bibi. Maneka said that he went to his wife, asking her if she wanted to end the marriage. When she remained silent, he sent divorce papers on November 14, 2017.

    Bushra married Imran within 1.5 months of divorce and a controversy arose regarding her Iddat period.

    Later, Farah Gogi and Zulfi Bukhari called him and requested to change the date of the divorce.

    He also claimed that Gogi and Bukhari told him to stay silent citing Imran Khan’s upcoming premiership. He perceived this as a moderate threat but later realised that they might cause harm to his children.

    Maneka emphasised that he had no knowledge of Bushra Bibi’s marriage to Imran Khan and was unaware of the development until Geo News and Dunya News broke the story, casting doubt on the authenticity of their marriage.

    He further claimed that he never used any influence, alleging that Farah Gogi and her husband Ahsan Jameel Gujjar became self-procaimed parents of his children and used all their powers to favour them.

    Interestingly, whenever Maneka was questioned with counter facts by Shahzeb, he would fumble, while appearing distressed.

    Gondal Case

    Shahzeb Khanzada then moved on to allegations of misuse of the first lady’s position by Maneka, citing the Gondal case.

    In 2018, Pakpattan’s former district police officer (DPO) Rizwan Umar Gondal’s men stopped Maneka’s car as he was travelling towards Pir Ghani on the night of August 23.

    Controversy sparked when Punjab’s former Chief Minister Usman Buzdar allegedly transferred Gondal on the complaint of Khawar Maneka.

    Police officials claimed that Maneka refused to stop at the policemen’s request and misbehaved with them.

    Subsequently, Maneka demanded that the DPO of the area should visit his dera to personally apologise to him.

    When Gondal’s transfer orders started making the rounds, it was widely speculated in news and social media that the police officer was transferred because of the August 23 episode.

    DPO Gondal revealed details of his meeting with the Punjab CM on August 24. He said Ahsan Jameel was sitting along with the CM when he was summoned to Lahore. Gondal said he then thought Jameel to be a senior official.

    Gondal said he told the Punjab CM that after police officials’ altercation with the Manekas at Pakpattan, Manika’s son Ibrahim was invited to the DPO house to redress his grievances but he refused to come.

    However, Gondal claimed, it was Jameel who addressed him in ‘an overbearing manner’ but he did not go to Maneka’s residence to offer apologies despite repeated instructions.

    “Don’t take this issue lightly. This time we may exercise restraint but the next time things shall go out of control and you all will suffer,” Gondal quoted Jameel as saying.

    When asked about this case by Shahzeb, Maneka categorically refused any use of influence or any sort of connection with Jameel.

    When asked about allegations of corruption, making money, increased assets beyond means, and a significant shift in lifestyle, Maneka claimed that everything is out in the open and he is willing to cooperate with any sort of investigation. He also credited his parents for his lifestyle.

    ‘Imran Khan denies’

    Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan’s lawyer Sher Afzal Marwat stated that Imran Khan has refuted claims made by Khawar Maneka about Khan’s marriage to Bushra Bibi.

    Marwat asserted that there is no legal validity of a person who gives contradictory statements and Maneka’s claims are baseless. “Khawar Maneka was also an abducted person. He was arrested under corruption charges but is being used in the iddat case for mala fide statements,” he said.

    He emphasised that Maneka’s and Khan’s opponents’ acts are inhumane, generating controversies around Khan’s kids, his marriages, his wives, and his family, and Khan’s opponents use any opportunity to malign him.

    “We could’ve said a lot of things around Junaid Safdar’s issue for political point-scoring but we believe that doing this when someone’s home is being broken is disgusting,” he said.

    He also said that anchorperson Shahzeb Khanzada, who conducted Khawar Maneka’s interview, should’ve thought about his reputation before doing such an interview.

    Nawaz Sharif Reacts

    Former Prime Minister and leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Nawaz Sharif, has reacted to Khawar Maneka’s recent interview where he detailed the circumstances that led to his divorce.

    Maneka’s recent interview where he detailed the circumstances that led to his divorce.

    Nawaz Sharif briefly addressed media at Islamabad High Court, where he was asked about Khawar Maneka’s revelations. When questioned if he had watched the interview, Sharif responded in the affirmative.

    The reporter then inquired about Rana Sanaullah’s remarks ‘Dur Fittay Mu’ following the interview, asking if they were accurate. In response, the former Prime Minister stated that after the statements (by Maneka), Riasat e Madina shouldn’t have been mentioned (by Imran).

    Upon further questioning about whether the real face has now been revealed and Imran’s secrets have been disclosed, Nawaz Sharif replied that he had already spoken on the matter, and subsequent to those statements, the emphasis should have been on not mentioning Riasat e Madina.

  • Donald Lu kay khilaf muqadma hoga Amreeka mein: Aleema Khan

    Donald Lu kay khilaf muqadma hoga Amreeka mein: Aleema Khan

    Alima Khan, the sister of incarcerated Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman and former Prime Minister Imran Khan, has claimed that the cipher case involves the complete complicity of the US Embassy.

    While talking to the media, she said that they will file a case against Donald Lu in American courts.

    Donald Lu, a US diplomat in the State Department, was blamed by Imran Khan for orchestrating the no-confidence vote that led to his ouster in April 2022.

    Donald Lu’s talks with a Pakistani diplomat were conveyed in a diplomatic cipher sent to Islamabad that caused uproar in Pakistan.

    Alima Khan confirmed that the case will be filed in the US while talking to the media outside Adiala Jail, where Imran Khan is currently held under tight security.

    She assured the public that Imran Khan’s health was in good condition, emphasizing his well-established routine and the absence of any complaints about the food provided by the authorities.

    She also said that the High Court has issued a stay order in the cipher case, and clauses are being added which carry the possibility of the death penalty or life imprisonment.

    Alima Khan demanded that authorities specify the charges against Imran Khan that led to these serious allegations and probable punishments. She urged for justice to be served in Pakistan.

    Alima Khan claimed that Imran Khan asserted that the American Embassy was fully involved in the conspiracy, and if justice is not served in Pakistani courts, they will pursue the case against Donald Lu in the United States.

    The Cases

    The former prime minister is currently being held in Adiala Jail after his arrest from his Zaman Park residence in Lahore on August 5.

    He was moved to the prison on September 26 from Attock Jail where he was initially kept after his arrest.

    Khan was first convicted by a lower court in the Toshakhana case in August and sentenced to three years of imprisonment. The IHC suspended his sentence the same month.

    The Islamabad accountability court issued arrest warrants for PTI Chairman Imran Khan in the Toshakhana and £ 190 million Al-Qadir Trust cases on Tuesday.

    Khan was arrested in the Al-Qadir Trust case on May 9 for the first time.

    The £ 190 million (approximately Rs60 billion) settlement case pertains to the money of property tycoon, Malik Riaz, being laundered and caught by the UK authorities during Imran’s government in 2019.

    The UK government had informed the Pakistani authorities regarding the money being caught.

    The former premier is already in prison as he was subsequently booked in the ‘cipher’ case. The hearing of the cipher case in the special court has been adjourned without proceeding till November 21.

    In the cipher case, Khan, along with his close aide and former foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, has been accused of leaking state secrets.

  • Special court postpones cypher case hearing till November 21

    Special court postpones cypher case hearing till November 21

    Special court judge Abdul Hasnat Zulqarnain attended the hearing of the cypher case against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan and vice chairman, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, on Friday in Adiala jail, Rawalpindi.

    The special court adjourned the hearing till November 21 without proceeding further.

    Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Special Prosecutor Zulfiqar Abbas Naqvi told the media that hearing has been adjourned considering the prohibition order issued by the Islamabad High Court (IHC).

    Shah Mehmood Qureshi’s wife, Mehreen Qureshi, and daughter, Mehr Bano Qureshi, reached Adiala Jail to attend the hearing along with Barrister Taimur Malik.

    Imran Khan’s wife, former first lady, Bushra Bibi was also present.

    Earlier, Bushra Bibi had submitted a request to the IHC seeking permission for a solitary meeting with her husband.

  • IMF, EU officers ‘routinely’ visit Khan in jail, claims Pervez Elahi

    IMF, EU officers ‘routinely’ visit Khan in jail, claims Pervez Elahi

    The incarcerated Preside of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Chaudhry Parvez Elahi, has claimed on Thursday that officers from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Union “routinely” visit party chief Imran Khan in Adiala jail in Rawalpindi.

    The claim was categorically rejected by the spokesman of Punjab prisons department, declaring it “baseless and against the facts”.

    Speaking to journalists in a courtroom in Lahore, the PTI president said that Imran Khan was locked up in a cell next to his in jail.

    “Representatives from the EU and the IMF [routinely] visit Imran,” he claimed.

    The former chief minister also said, while responding to a question about upcoming elections, that Khan will get unusual votes in the forthcoming polls.

    “There will be no rigging in this election,” he said, adding that the polls’ date was announced at the orders of the top court.

    Chaudhry Parvez Elahi further said that he is with Imran Khan and will continue to support the former prime minister.

  • No relief for Imran Khan and Shah Mehmood Qureshi

    No relief for Imran Khan and Shah Mehmood Qureshi

    A National Accountability Bureau (NAB) team, comprising of four members, conducted a thorough investigation at Adiala Jail, where Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan is currently detained in connection with a £190 million scandal, as per Geo News.

    The team, which included Mian Umer Nadim, Asim Munir, and Prosecutors Rooh ul Amin, and Haroon Baloch, spent over two hours scrutinizing the jail premises.

    After approximately one and a half hours of investigation, the team concluded its inspection and left the jail premises.

    The team will interrogate Khan for three days.

    Bail Rejected

    The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has recently rejected the post-arrest bail petition of former Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi in the cipher case, directing the trial court to conclude proceedings within four weeks.

    The case accuses him, along with Imran Khan, of “unauthorisedly” communicating the contents of a classified document received from Washington, with unauthorised people i.e. the public at large.

    It is also alleged that Qureshi and Khan had a meeting on March 28, 2022 at Banigala, Islamabad, where a conspiracy was hatched to divulge the contents of the cipher for political advantage.

    The Chief Justice observed that the charges against Qureshi are punishable by death, and if proven, bail relief is typically avoided in such grave cases.

    Qureshi’s counsel argued that there was no evidence proving that Qureshi divulged classified information to the public. The trial of Qureshi and Imran Khan is currently taking place in Central Jail Adiala, Rawalpindi, as notified on October 3.

    However, the counsel argued that the notification did not mention Qureshi’s name.

    The Federal Investigation Agency’s (FIA) special prosecutor countered by stating that Qureshi had aided, abetted, and incited Imran Khan, making him liable under Section 9 of the Official Secrets Act, 1923.

    The prosecution emphasized that charges had been framed, and three witnesses had already given their evidence.

    Justice Farooq observed that under Section 109 of the Pakistan Penal Code, liability of the person, who abets the commission of offence, is that of a principal offender.

    The court order stated, “Undoubtedly, bail ought not to be held as punishment but where sentence involved is death or life imprisonment, the court has to proceed with caution; in this regard, the balance is to be maintained that liberty of a person ought not be compromised but gravity of charge or allegation is also to be kept in view.”

    Subsequently, the court dismissed the bail petition, but directed the Special Court (Official Secrets Act) “to conclude the trial within four weeks from the date of receipt of this order”.

    Toshakhana Case

    In a related development, an IHC division bench comprising Chief Justice Aamer Farooq and Justice Tariq Mehmood Jahangiri restored Imran Khan’s petition seeking bail in the Toshakhana case.

    Khan’s bail petition was dismissed by the accountability court for non-prosecution.

    The court revived the bail petition with a direction to hear Mr Khan’s arguments and decide it on merit.

    The bench, however, dismissed Mr Khan’s identical petition seeking bail in the 190 million pounds corruption case for being infructuous as NAB has already arrested the ex-premier in this case.

    The cases

    The former prime minister is currently being held in Adiala Jail after his arrest from his Zaman Park residence in Lahore on August 5.

    He was moved to the prison on September 26 from Attock Jail where he was initially kept after his arrest.

    Khan was first convicted by a lower court in the Toshakhana case in August and sentenced to three years of imprisonment. The IHC suspended his sentence the same month.

    The Islamabad accountability court issued arrest warrants for PTI Chairman Imran Khan in the Toshakhana and 190 million Al-Qadir Trust cases on Tuesday.

    Khan was arrested in the Al-Qadir Trust case on May 9 for the first time.

    The 190 million (approximately Rs60 billion) settlement case pertains to the money of property tycoon, Malik Riaz, being laundered and caught by the UK authorities during Imran’s government in 2019.

    The UK government had informed the Pakistani authorities regarding the money being caught.

    The former premier is already in prison as he was subsequently booked in the ‘cipher’ case.

    In the cipher case, Khan, along with his close aide and former foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, has been accused of leaking state secrets.

  • Bushra Bibi wants solitary meeting with Imran Khan

    Bushra Bibi wants solitary meeting with Imran Khan

    In a notable development, Bushra Bibi, former First Lady, and the wife of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan, has submitted a request to the Islamabad High Court (IHC) seeking permission for a solitary meeting with her husband, reported Geo News.

    The request filed by Bushra Bibi in the IHC emphasises the legal constraints that hinder private interactions on domestic matters.

    The application states that the court has granted permission for meetings with Chairman PTI every Tuesday.

    It further states that discussions on personal matters are challenging in the presence of prison officials. 

    Bushra Bibi, in her plea, implores the court to issue specific instructions to the Superintendent of Adiala Jail, ensuring that solitary meetings are facilitated in accordance with legal provisions.

    The former prime minister is currently being held in Adiala Jail after his arrest from his Zaman Park residence in Lahore on August 5.

    He was moved to the prison on September 26 from Attock Jail where he was initially kept after his arrest.

    Khan was first convicted by a lower court in the Toshakhana case in August and sentenced to three years of imprisonment. The IHC suspended his sentence the same month.

    The Islamabad accountability court issued arrest warrants for PTI Chairman Imran Khan in the Toshakhana and £ 190 million Al-Qadir Trust cases on Tuesday.

    Khan was arrested in the Al-Qadir Trust case on May 9 for the first time.

    The £ 190 million (approximately Rs60 billion) settlement case pertains to the money of property tycoon, Malik Riaz, being laundered and caught by the UK authorities during Imran’s government in 2019. 

    The UK government had informed the Pakistani authorities regarding the money being caught.

    The former premier is already in prison as he was subsequently booked in the ‘cipher’ case.

    In the cipher case, Khan, along with his close aide and former foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, has been accused of leaking state secrets.

  • Arrest warrants issued for Imran Khan in two more cases

    Arrest warrants issued for Imran Khan in two more cases

    An Accountability Court in Islamabad on Monday issued arrest warrants for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan in cases pertaining to the Toshakhana and 190-million-pound Al-Qadir Trust. 

    The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) filed an application to comply with the arrest warrants of Chairman PTI.

    Judge Mohammad Bashir conducted the hearing on the two cases where NABfiled an application seeking Khan’s arrest warrants.

    Judge Bashir approved the issuance of the warrants while directing the jail superintendent to take measures to ensure the warrants were complied with.

    Deputy Prosecutor General NAB Sardar Muzaffar Abbasi, Prosecutor Irfan Bhola, Investigation Officers Mohsin, Waqarul Hasan, Mian Umar Nadeem, and others appeared before the court.

    The court asked the prosecutor what the High Court did in these cases.

    To which the prosecutor replied that the matter was pending, mentioning that the court neither suspended the order nor issued a standing order.

    The warrants are expected to be complied with in jail today. Imran Khan will be provided with a copy of the warrant as well as briefed about the reasons for his arrest.

    Sources said that the NAB has decided to immediately arrest Khan after the issuance of his arrest warrants, as per Aaj News.

    The anti-graft body is likely to arrest the PTI chief today from Adiala jail where a team including investigation officers of the Bureau will arrive to ensure compliance with the warrants, they added.

    The former prime minister is currently being held in Adiala jail after his arrest from his Zaman Park residence in Lahore on August 5.

    He was moved to the prison on September 26 from Attock jail where he was initially kept after his arrest.

    Bushra Bibi in trouble

    Earlier today, former First Lady Bushra Bibi was summoned by NAB in a £190 million case, and as per media reports her arrest could be on the cards.

    Bushra was summoned at 2 pm to the NAB office in G-6 in Islamabad. Farhat Shahzadi, alias Farah Gogi, a former close aide of Bushra, has also been summoned in the same case today.

    Moreover, NAB also provided Bushra Bibi with an 11-point questionnaire in the Al-Qadir Trust case. 

    During her appearance in the NAB office, Bushra Bibi was questioned about Farah Gogi.

    The questionnaire given to her also included queries about her relations with Farah Gogi, the reasons for creating Al-Qadir Trust, whether she took any courses in jurisprudence or pedagogy, whether she continued to receive benefits from Al-Qadir Trust as a teacher, whether she was satisfied with Farah Gogi’s financial affairs and if Malik Riaz himself showed interest in Al-Qadir Trust or she contacted him. 

  • Jail trial of Imran Khan in Cipher case approved by caretaker cabinet

    Jail trial of Imran Khan in Cipher case approved by caretaker cabinet

    The caretaker federal cabinet has given the green light for the jail trial of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan and Vice Chairman Shah Mahmood Qureshi in the cipher case, as per Geo News.

    The decision comes in response to security concerns, prompting the Ministry of Law to issue a no-objection certificate (NOC) for the trial on August 29, following requests from the Interior Ministry and Judge Abual Hasnat Zulqarnain.

    The Ministry of Law emphasized that the jail trial for the PTI chairman was deemed necessary due to security considerations.

    This approval sets the stage for an intra-court appeal filed by Imran Khan against the trial, scheduled to be heard by the Islamabad High Court (IHC) on November 14. The court has invited arguments from the attorney general.

    Imran Khan, who was ousted from the prime minister’s office in April last year through a no-confidence motion, initially contested the jail trial through a petition in the IHC.

    However, the court’s single bench, led by Chief Justice Aamer Farooq, dismissed the appeal on October 16, citing no apparent malice in conducting the jail trial and advising Khan to address his concerns in the trial court.

    The cipher case, invoking the Official Secrets Act 1923, was registered against Khan and Qureshi in August of this year by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), using Section 5 of the aforementioned law.

    The case revolves around a missing diplomatic cable allegedly containing a threat from the United States to overthrow the PTI government, according to the former ruling party.

    Both Imran Khan and Qureshi face allegations under the Official Secrets Act 1923 in the cipher case, related to a missing diplomatic cable, and are currently detained in Adiala jail.

    The IHC had earlier suspended Imran Khan’s three-year sentence in the Toshakhana case on August 29.