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Massive protests in Pakistan over Imran Khan death rumors, protestors clash

Massive protests in Pakistan over Imran Khan death rumors, protestors clash

Pakistan is on edge as massive protests erupt across Islamabad and Rawalpindi, with PTI supporters clashing with police after weeks of silence surrounding former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Despite Section 144 bans, curfews, and heavy security, thousands are marching toward Adiala Jail and the Islamabad High Court demanding proof that Imran Khan is alive.

02 December,2025 08:38 PM IST
Imran Khan’s death mystery rocks Pakistan: Tortured in jail? “Death cell” claims

Imran Khan’s death mystery rocks Pakistan: Tortured in jail? “Death cell” claims

New claims from Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) sources allege that Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan is being tortured, assaulted, and held in a “death cell” inside Adiala Jail — and that for weeks there has been no verified contact, no proof of life. The controversy erupted after a source-based Afghan media report claimed Khan had been “murdered” in custody. But jail authorities and government officials have strongly denied the death rumours — claiming Imran Khan remains alive, “in good health,” and is receiving regular medical care.

28 November,2025 09:05 PM IST
Trump REVISES Air Combat Figures, Says

Trump REVISES Air Combat Figures, Says "Seven or Eight Jets Were Downed"

U.S. President Donald Trump has reignited controversy by claiming that Washington played a key role in mediating the 2019 ceasefire between India and Pakistan, a statement firmly denied by New Delhi. In his latest remarks, Trump revised his own account of the India-Pakistan standoff, asserting that "seven to eight aircraft were downed" before a U.S.-led diplomatic push brought hostilities to a halt. Indian officials maintain that no U.S. involvement occurred, reaffirming their position that the ceasefire was achieved independently. WATCH 

06 November,2025 10:22 PM IST
U.S. ends 33-year nuclear ban, India and Pakistan to follow next?

U.S. ends 33-year nuclear ban, India and Pakistan to follow next?

In a shocking global development, U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered the resumption of nuclear weapons testing after 33 years — ending America’s decades-long moratorium. The move comes just days after Russia tested its Poseidon nuclear super torpedo, escalating fears of a new global arms race. Experts warn the U.S. decision could trigger massive geopolitical fallout, with India and Pakistan likely to reconsider their own nuclear testing programs.

30 October,2025 08:00 PM IST

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