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Locals open their homes to party workers; ‘political cousins’ help each other

The petitioners said that the policemen took Ali to the South Cantt police station and kept him overnight in lock up.

The sit-in was postponed due to unfavourable weather conditions as well.

Injured cops proud to have gone down fighting; vow to rejoin brothers-in-arms.

Whether IK and TuQ get elected is of no consequence, history will record their contribution for meaningful change.

It is even in the interest of Imran & Nawaz to cooperate to ensure their future against plans implemented secretly

Flawed — and probably doomed in their different ways — as both are they are doing a very necessary job of work.

Iqbal says it is ridiculous to say caretakers appointed by PPP-led government had paved the way for a PML-N victory.

PM Nawaz interjects during joint session, expresses sorrow over Nisar's remarks

The spokesperson said they are keeping an eye on the situation in Islamabad and are in contact with relevant officials

Led by JI chief Sirajul Haq negotiators meet leaders of protesting parties.

Tahirul Qadri accuses lawmakers of ignoring the spirit of the constitution .

Opposition parties also slam govt for attitude and lapses in governance.

AML leader insist, the decision was 100% right

Law enforcers fear capital is vulnerable to possible terrorist attacks

PTI president Javed Hashmi’s has claimed incumbent CJP had an ‘understanding’ with Imran Khan to topple PML-N govt

Slain protesters’ postmortem reports sent to police.

With this ‘revolutionary’ tradition, Pakistan will remain unstable, ungovernable, vulnerable to such marches.

Media personnel in the city protest nominal wages, delay in salaries.

Claim profession’s interest lies in working together.

Imran needs to stand with democratic forces and not undermine the democratic system.

Sharifs, Zardaris or others award party tickets for National Assembly according to their whims. Merit hardly matters.

Intransigence is not a good strategy — at best it is a short-term tactic.

Well aware of all factors, the establishment, one would like to believe, is in no mood to reverse its role.

Finance minister claims prosperity of Pakistan must always come first.

UK's Foreign and Commonwealth Office says travelers may experience disruption in travel around Islamabad and Lahore.

Alleges that Imran Khan has been acting at the behest of ‘others’.

SHC to hear petition against PM, interior minister for ‘false statements’

Skirmishes between protesters, police continue for third day.

Parliamentary leaders of allied and opposition parties repose trust in PM.

Party workers say protests will continue until prime minister resigns.

'We continue to urge all sides to refrain from violence, exercise restraint, and respect rule of law,' says Jen Psaki

Dozens of helmets, shin guards, elbow pads and shields in PTI, PAT hands.

PAT workers say police used automatic rifles; police deny charge.

Injured workers preferring mobile clinics out of fear of arrests at hospitals.

Assembly office secretary refuses to receive Syed Hafeezuddin’s resignation.

PTI workers condemn police action, journalists condemn use of force against peers.

Say govt should file case against PTI, PAT chairmen for inciting protesters.

The statement added that it was unfortunate that Army was being dragged into such controversies.

Jameel says a mob broke windows and damaged office furniture.

Samples also sent to check claims of ‘other’ gas being used; SSP among injured .

There is no precedent for what we are seeing on our screens: the Red Zone turning red; police assaulting the press.

We want ‘real democracy’ — whatever that means — and we want it now.

The real impact on economy will be long-term damage, for which the blame lies squarely with the PTI and Imran Khan.

Supreme Court refers to itself as the designated 'neutral umpire' in the prevailing political crisis.

Over a dozen websites taken down by hacktivist group Anonymous.

Violence similar to the Model Town tragedy

Imran said the government violated international law by committing violence against peaceful protesters.

Three protesters reported dead, over 700 injured as riots continue in Red Zone for second day.

Corps commanders say further use of force will only aggravate the problem.