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Mustafa murder case: Armaghan’s father facilitated weapons purchase

KARACHI: Kamran Qureshi has been revealed as the facilitator who purchased modern weapons for his son Armaghan, prime suspect in the Mustafa Amir Murder case. The Anti-Violent Crime Cell (AVCC) has arrested Kamran Qureshi from his residence in Khayaban-e-Momin Gizri area of Karachi. DIG CIA Muqaddas Haider stated that Kamran Qureshi was arrested in connection with a police encounter during a raid at his home. He also confirmed that the accused would be interrogated regarding his involvement in drug-related activities. On February 8, police raided Armaghan’s residence, where he resisted arrest by opening fire on the raiding officers, injuring a

Did Taliban Invite Pornstar Whitney Wright to Afghanistan in Ramadan?

Whitney Wright, a porn actor based in the United States, recently travelled to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, which restricted the rights of women and girls since the group captured power in the war-torn country. Wright, who has a following of over 1 million on Instagram, has lately been visiting Muslim-dominated nations across the world. Last year, she triggered uproar with her visit to Iran, which had ousted American influence after the Islamic revolution in 1979. Iran is also known for cracking down on women’s rights. Wright posted images of her trip to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan on her Instagram account, showing a plane from

Documentary “Frontline: Kashmir – The Silent Struggle” Sheds Light on a Longstanding dispute

A compelling new documentary produced by AnewZ, Frontline: Kashmir – The Silent Struggle, offers a fresh and insightful perspective on the dispute between India and Pakistan over Jammu and Kashmir. The filming crew traveled to the Line of Control (LoC) between Pakistan and India to study the situation on the ground and provide an in-depth analysis of the struggles faced by local communities. The documentary, available on YouTube, explores the evolving identity of Kashmir on the global stage, delving into its complex history, socio-political challenges, and the impact of long-standing disputes. It paints a vivid picture of a region caught

COAS Gen Asim Munir says he hasn’t received any letter from Imran Khan

Chief of Army Chief Gen Asim Munir denied receiving any letter from Imran Khan. Speaking informally to journalists at a luncheon hosted in honour of the Turkish President at the Prime Minister’s House, General Asim Munir said, “I have not received anyone’s letter. Even if I do, I won’t read it. I will forward it to the prime minister.” The army chief said, “All talk about the letter is just a tactic, and he has not received any such letter. The country is progressing well and developing.” Yesterday, it was reported that the former prime minister and PTI founder Imran

PTI will not sabotage Champions Trophy, says Salman Akram Raja

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf would not sabotage the Champions Trophy, party’s secretary general Salman Akram Raja said amid the protest scheduled for February 8. “We have no such intention. Hopefully, such things won’t happen,” he said when asked about concerns from the government that jailed former prime minister Imran Khan’s party would mar the mega event by its protest. The 50-over tournament would be held in a hybrid model after India refused to visit Pakistan over their government’s refusal. The tournament’s opening match is set to be held on February 19 between Pakistan and New Zealand. The highly anticipated Pakistan-India clash

Shahzad Akbar, Farah Khan’s passports blocked

The Interior Ministry has ‘blocked’ the passports of absconders in the £190 million scandal. According to reports, the ministry has blocked the passports of former SAPM on accountability, Shahzad Akbar and close friend of former first lady, Farah Khan as part of the ongoing investigation. The move comes after the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) formally requested the ministry to block the passports of the accused through an official letter sent on January 28. It is to be noted here that the PTI founder and his wife were given jail sentences by Rawalpindi accountability court Judge Nasir Javed Rana in the

Interior Minister denies claims of attending anti-China event in US

Pakistan’s Federal Interior Minister, Mohsin Naqvi, has dismissed claims that he attended any anti-China event in the United States, stating that he did not participate in any such function. Naqvi addressed the media in Houston, where he clarified that his attendance at a youth event had been misrepresented as propaganda, and he emphasized that such baseless allegations do not affect him. Interior Naqvi stated, “I did not attend any anti-China function. The propaganda being spread about my participation is completely false.” He also responded to the claims that US lawmakers were being incited against Pakistan, urging politicians to engage in

Khawaja Asif questions PTI’s sincerity as talks stalled

Defense Minister Khawaja Asif strongly criticized the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) during a media interaction outside Parliament House, questioning the party’s sincerity and negotiation approach. Asif accused PTI members of lacking sincerity, stating that the negotiators themselves knew negotiations would yield no results. “The PTI is not sincere about anything, or even with its leader,” Khawaja Asif declared. He highlighted that there is no basis for refusing negotiations and referenced Ali Amin Gandapur’s alleged confession about party members being misled. The minister challenged the PTI’s demand for a judicial commission, arguing that those who have been convicted have already confessed. “What

Azerbaijan demands accountability for AZAL plane crash amid Russian blame game

Although some time has passed since the deadliest AZAL plane crash, different and unpleasant discussions about the issue have begun to reach a wide audience in the Russian press, Azer news reported. Today, we are witnessing the insults of some mendacious people working with the Russian authorities and the media against Azerbaijan and its people. While measures are being taken against everyone who voices opinions contrary to Russia’s interests due to the war with Ukraine, no one can say that these insults against Azerbaijan are being voiced against the will of the authorities. If this were the case, they would

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