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Punjab CM orders release of detained PAT workers; Rashid warns that Qadri will have to face the law.

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif asks Punjab governor to communicate with Qadri.

Rasheed says Qadri supporters call police terrorists and were spreading terror themselves.

Govt’s shocking mishandling of Tahirul Qadri's arrival can only be put down to panic — which was perhaps unwarranted.

Opposition parties rail against govt for barricading Islamabad and preventing Dr Tahirul Qadri from landing there.

Children faint, people stranded inside, outside the airport.

Twin cities witness chaos as Dr Qadri’s supporters break security cordon; 120 people, including policemen, injured.

Attendance in govt offices thin, universities give day off.

PAT supporters, police showdown brings life in twin cities to standstill.

He was more worried about his own safety while sitting in the plane,” the minister said.

Mirza said the PML-N leadership was guilty of hoodwinking the people of Pakistan

The counsel for the accused said the PAT activists had been targeted by Punjab Police and implicated in a fake case.

Police say PAT leader refused their protection, relied on private guards.

Official says initial plan called for airlifting Dr Qadri as soon as the flight landed.

Punjab governor defuses five-hour protest aboard plane; Qadri vows to topple govt, and avenge Model Town brutalities.

The passengers, who were stranded at the worst airport, suffered the worst as 103 people were injured in clashes.

I will fight a war against the Sharifs - the present rulers will find a revolution knocking on their door," says...

Tahirul Qadri's supporters vow to continue sit-in, march to the airport at all costs.

Containers placed on roads without warning.

All major roads leading to twin cities blocked; security stepped up; cellular services to be suspended today .

PAT provincial president says travel plans have been changed to avoid barricades.

High-level security meeting discusses security plan and other options for Qadri's arrival

Reports suggest possible cellular shutdown; Nisar vows not to allow anyone to march in Islamabad

Qadri's party forms parliamentary board for potential election candidates.

Addresses a crowd of 20,000 people at Dhobi Ghaat.

Claims he ‘deviated’ from them to dispel impression that he was trying to delay elections.

Supreme Court is no longer just a court of law; it's a court of Justice, a modern day incarnation of Solomonic ideal.

‘Inqelab March’ to begin in Gujranwala today.

Possibly, for the first time in our history, all opposition parties are ready to fight their battle at the ballot.

MQI chief says he will not fall prey to emotions regarding his Canadian citizenship.

CEC says both the SC and ECP are moving on the same track in their desire to have elections held on time.

Cleric escapes contempt of court charge by a whisker.

Qadri questioned chief justice about his loyalty under former dictator Pervez Musharraf’s PCO oath.

Judge says anyone who has taken oath for another country's loyalty cannot be permitted to influence politics.

Qadri says only elected representatives are not allowed to hold dual nationality.

Minhajul Quran International chief seeks dissolution of the Election Commission.

Chaudary Nisar blamed PML-Q, PTI and MQI of making moves to postpone elections.

MQI chief argues ECP’s members were not chosen properly.

Qadri says he will contest the petition himself.

High-level PTI delegation meets the MQI chief.

Reconstitutution of ECP not possible with just five weeks left for the government’s tenure to expire, says Iqbal.

PTI president says issue was only discussed during meeting, final decision will be taken later by the party.

Rally to begin on Feb 15 in Gujranwala, end in Rawalpindi on March 10.

Says MQI chief should hire a professional political adviser as he himself had no idea of what he was talking about.

Pakistan Awami Tehreek leader Dr Tahirul Qadri announces new protest to ensure free and fair elections take place.

Interior minister says Qadri's statements are always against the law.

PML-N decries comments as verbal gimmickry, asks defence institution to take notice

How is the nation to expect ‘fair’ elections when it has no system or foundation upon which the concept can be built.

The real and more relevant issue is why the government is talking to Dr Qadri anyway?

Despite creaking, groaning & eventually collapsing under the weight, Qadri managed to get wheels of change in motion.