The Verity Post

26/11/2025

16/10/2025

Petrol Price Cut by Rs5.66 💥 Diesel Down Too — A Rare Moment of Relief for Pakistanis at the Pump!”

🚨 Fuel Price Update:
The federal government has announced a major relief for consumers, reducing petrol prices by Rs5.66 per litre and high-speed diesel by Rs1.39 per litre for the next fortnight. According to the Finance Division, the new petrol price now stands at Rs263.02, while diesel has dropped to Rs275.41 per litre. The revision, based on OGRA’s recommendations, aims to ease inflationary pressure on transport and essential goods.

12/10/2025

💰 *Gold Shines Again!*
Tola Price Jumps by **Rs2,100**, Hits Record **Rs422,700** in Pakistan

12/10/2025

**Pakistan’s Startups Steal the Spotlight in Dubai 🚀**
Innovation, investment, and global recognition at Expand North Star 2025

12/10/2025

TLP Sets Up Camp in Muridke After Violent Clashes in Lahore
Police dig trenches, roads sealed, dozens injured across Punjab.

**🚨 Chaos on the Road to Islamabad: TLP’s Protest Turns Violent**

What began as a march of “solidarity with Palestinians” by Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) has turned into a full-blown standoff. Hundreds of TLP workers spent the night camped in **Muridke**, determined to push toward Islamabad — despite road trenches, police barricades, and tear gas.

Earlier in **Lahore’s Shahdara**, clashes between police and protesters left **dozens injured**, with both sides blaming each other for the violence. The TLP claims their workers were killed, while police say **over 100 officers have been wounded** and public property damaged.

In **Karachi**, police arrested several TLP activists trying to demonstrate at the Press Club, while **Punjab Police** accused the group of creating chaos under the guise of religion.
“Peace has returned to Gaza,” their statement read. “Why is TLP disturbing peace in Pakistan?”

Meanwhile, life in **Islamabad and Rawalpindi** has come to a standstill — with roads sealed, mobile networks down, and traffic crawling for hours. Containers block major intersections, leaving commuters and students stranded, including those traveling for exams.

Despite the government’s repeated warnings, TLP insists their movement is peaceful and solely to express solidarity with Gaza. But as the night deepens in Muridke, tensions rise — and the road to Islamabad remains uncertain.

11/10/2025

🚧 Islamabad on Lockdown! Roads & Mobile Internet Blocked to Stop TLP March Over Gaza Protest!
In Islamabad, authorities have blocked major roads and suspended mobile internet to stop the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) march. The protest was announced in support of Gaza, but the government moved quickly to seal routes and control communication in the capital and Rawalpindi. Heavy police deployment and Section 144 are in place as tensions rise between law enforcement and TLP supporters.

11/10/2025

“Imran Khan tightens grip on PTI strategy — Punjab next!
All PTI members told to resign from Assembly committees, confirms Gohar.”