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22/05/2023

Heartbreaking news from islamabad pakistan that a 8 year old girl is accuesed to death after being r***d.
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22/05/2023

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan has expressed fear that he may be arrested on Tuesday.
In his recent interview given to American broadcaster CNN, Chairman PTI Imran Khan said that 'All my senior leadership is currently in jail and I think that on Tuesday when I will be in court for bail in several cases. If I have to appear, there is an 80 percent chance that I will be arrested.'
Imran Khan claimed that 'it seems that democracy is being destroyed. For the elections, the government deviated from the constitution and also disobeyed the order of the Supreme Court. I think there will be no elections even in October unless the government is convinced that Tehreek-e-Insaf can be defeated. The government is afraid of the election and the government is taking every step that is against democracy.
In response to the question asked regarding the relationship with the army, he said that 'I never had a problem with the army. I was working with former Army Chief General Bajwa. They ended my government probably because General (retd) Bajwa had made a deal with the current Prime Minister to extend his tenure. Since then I have been saying that the only solution to Pakistan's problems is elections.
Imran Khan blamed the leadership of PDM and said that 'PDM has allied with the establishment. The way I was arrested, the reaction came out, but the government used this insurrection to destroy our party and at the moment more than 10,000 of our workers are in jail.
Imran Khan claimed that the government is sure that he (Imran Khan) will not be able to

21/05/2023

India's legendary wicketkeeper-batsman and former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has successfully established himself as a formidable lower-order batsman for his Indian Premier League (IPL) team Chennai Super Kings, four years after his retirement from international cricket. has changed. Sports journalist Suresh Menon writes on the new avatar of the 41-year-old cricket superstar.

When this season's IPL is over, it wouldn't be a bad idea to give the trophy a name.

If anyone can be the symbol of this tournament and the center of attention for the fans, it should probably be Dhoni. He has always been the face of IPL and as such the 'MS Dhoni Trophy' will serve as a gold rush.

Dhoni was the most expensive player in the inaugural edition of IPL in 2008. Fifteen years later, he remains the most valuable player of Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and embodies in himself the most exciting and best concept of this T20

21/05/2023

Afghanistan has scaled Mount Everest, the world's highest peak, with a desire to make his name in mountaineering history.

Hari Budha Magar, an ex-soldier in the Gurkha regiment, is amputated in both legs but has scaled the mountain.

Hari, 43, who lives in Canterbury, took on the challenge to 'inspire others' and change perceptions about disability.

According to his team, he had reached the summit at 3 pm on Friday.

21/05/2023

India does not come to Pakistan to play the Asia Cup, we will not go to India for the World Cup."

At a time when there was already uncertainty regarding this year's Asia Cup, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi's recent statement to the Indian media has created a storm on social media across borders. Is.

While India is criticizing his statement regarding his participation in the World Cup, there was a mixed reaction to his statement in Pakistan as well. On the one hand, cricket fans were seen appreciating Najam Sethi that his decision not to go to India was based on justice, while on the other hand, former Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi said that 'Such a statement should not have been made, but the children should have said that they should go and go. Play and win the World Cup.'

Why did PCB chief Najam Sethi take such a strict stand, what are the expectations of his team regarding the Asia Cup and the World Cup

13/05/2023

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Atiq Ahmed, the 'gangster politician' who was killed live in front of TV cameras in India last month, was seen as a symbol of fear and terror in his life.

As soon as the chapter of the life of Atiq Ahmed, who was brutally murdered, came to an end, the four-decade reign of terror in the city of Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh also came to an end.

Prayagraj, formerly known as Allahabad, was once known for its rich culture in the past.

To uncover the mysteries of Atiq Ahmed's tumultuous life, BBC Correspondent Sutak Biswas from New Delhi and Vikas Pandey from Prayag Raj investigate and find out what were the circumstances that led Atiq Ahmed to become a criminal and a politician. The borders between were erased.

It was a foggy morning in January 2005 when Raju Pal, a recently elected legislator, was traveling in the northern Indian city of Prayagraj when two vehicles suddenly sped up and stopped dangerously in front of him. Gone.

More than half a dozen men jumped out and started firing indiscriminately at Raju Pal's Toyota SUV. After firing several shots from their guns, they escaped from there.

Immediately after the incident, the passers-by pulled out the bleeding Rajupal from the car and shifted him to another vehicle to take him to the hospital.

تاہم حملہ آور اپنے قریب المرگ ہدف پر دوبارہ حملہ کرنے کے لیے واپس پلٹ آئے۔

یہ تمام مناظر کرائم رپورٹر رویندر پانڈے نے کیفے ٹیریا میں کافی کے گھونٹ پیتے دیکھے۔ انھوں نے کاروں کے ایک قافلے کو دیکھا جو زخموں سے چور اس سیاست دان کو ہسپتال لے جانے والی گاڑی پر گولیوں کی بوچھاڑ کر رہا تھا۔

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راجو پال

ان حملہ آوروں نے گاڑی کا ہسپتال پہنچنے تک تعاقب جاری رکھا اور چند مزید راؤنڈ فائر کیے تاکہ راجو کی موت کو یقینی بنایا جا سکے۔

ڈاکٹروں کو راجو پال کے جسم سے 19 گولیاں ملیں

13/05/2023

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While talking to a private news channel, DG ISPR Major General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said that the armed forces stand united despite internal and external propaganda. “There is no chance of martial law in Pakistan.”
The military leadership including the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir believes in democracy and Pakistan Army stands united under the leadership of the army chief, he said.
“No one has tendered resignation in the armed forces,” the spokesperson of the military’s media wing added. The DG ISPR rejected the baseless rumours of martial law in the country.
READ: ISPR CONDEMNS IMRAN KHAN’S ‘IRRESPONSIBLE REMARKS’ AGAINST MILITARY OFFICER
On May 10, Pakistan Army pledged a ‘strong response’ if further attacks on military and state installations are carried out by miscreants, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) reacted to violent protests after PTI chief Imran Khan’s arrest.
After attacks on army installations by miscreants, the military’s media wing said that May 9 will be remembered as a black chapter in history. “Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman was arrested from the high court in accordance with the law as per [National Accountability Bureau] NAB’s declaration.”
It stated that attacks were carried out on the army properties and installations in an organised way just after Imran Khan’s arrest and anti-army slogans were chanted.
“On one side, evil elements incited public sentiments for their self-serving purposes, on the other hand, they used to highlight the importance of armed forces for the country which is an example of double standards.”