Tag: PPP
Opposition sets stage for vote of no-confidence against PM Imran
Joint opposition lashed out at Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday for his failed policies in a conference following submitting a no-confidence motion in...
Opposition submits no-confidence motion against PM Imran
A delegation of senior legislators from both the PPP and PML-N submitted the no-trust motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan in the National Assembly...
PM ‘ready to counter opponents’ as PPP set to reach capital
As Pakistan Peoples Party gears up to enter the federal capital with their long march, Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday said all designs...
PM’s close aide Aleem Khan joins Tareen group
In a major turn of events for the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, Prime Minister Imran Khan’s close aide Aleem Khan joined the group of disgruntled...
Fawad Chaudhry accuses PPP of spending NFC money on long march
Minister for Information and Broadcasting Chaudhry Fawad Hussain has accused the Sindh government of spending the entire National Finance Commission (NFC) award money on...
Babar Awan asks opposition to resign from parliament
Adviser to Prime Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Babar Awan asked opposition parties to resign from the assemblies if they sincerely and seriously wanted early...
PPP sets five-day deadline for PM Imran to resign
The Pakistan Peoples Party upped its ante against the government with the party chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari setting a five-day deadline for Prime Minister...
PML-Q assures PM Imran of complete support
As PPP advances its long march towards the federal capital, Prime Minister Imran Khan is looking at his allies for assurances and support
Not a Time to Quit
Speculations are rife in the mainstream and social media whether the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) allies hold the ranks when the opposition moves a no-trust...
Smoking, Simmering, Smouldering
A near-miracle at the time of its creation, Pakistan requires another miracle to become the country it was envisioned to be. It was no easy task then, and it is going to be no easy task now. It has been rendered even more difficult with the adoption of policies which run contrary to the shape of the state the Quaid had stipulated