Imran Khan

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's ploy to peddle anti-India propaganda in the Kashmir Valley received a setback from locals in the Valley

Amarinder Singh, who resigned as Chief Minister in September last year, claimed the Pakistan Prime Minister, in a request relayed through a person "known to them," referred to Sidhu as an "old friend" and threatened to remove him if he did not work.

Viral video once exposes the hollow claims on Kashmir often parroted by Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan and highlights the state of minorities in 'Naya Pakistan'.

Islamabad has itself failed spectacularly to deal with the cases of human rights violations, forced conversion, and kidnapping of minorities’ girls despite being called out by the international community.

Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said India could take part virtually if it doesn't wish to be present in person for the summit due to the Covid pandemic.

Reham Khan, blaming her former husband for the attack, claimed that during Imran Khan's reign, Pakistan has devolved into a nation of "cowards, thugs, and the greedy."

A Hindu temple was recently vandalised in Pakistan. Meanwhile, Pakistani cricketer Danish Kaneria has slammed Prime Minister Imran Khan. He has also demanded strict action.

Far from the presumption of success, Pakistan may have emerged from the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation as more regressive.

According to Dawn, former member of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf retired Justice Wajihuddin Ahmed further stated that anyone wishing to sue him for slander should do so now that the courts are open.

According to reports, it is said that monetary tightening and currency rate depreciation resulted in more significant inflation, public debt, and debt payments.