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After ISPR’s statement, many Pakistanis began to wonder whether a coup was imminent.

ISPR's stern statement against the government ensures that there won't be a military coup in the near future.

Prime Minister clarified his comments, saying army chief had by-passed rules of business in submitting their replies.

Khan says present confrontation between the institutions was unfortunate but PPP pushed itself into it.

Nargis Sethi given additi­onal charge of Defenc­e Secret­ary.

Military says Gilani’s accusations could have ‘grievous consequences’ for country.

Says they were not authorised by competent authority.

For not overthrowing the civilian government.

Standing firm in the face of heavy criticism.

Secret­ary commis­sion also issues notice­s to Pasha, Nawaz Sharif, relate­d partie­s and petiti­oners.

US plus the army chief himself were involved in the taking of the extensions with Gilani playing a yes-man.

ISI is working outside limits set by Rules of Business, & goose-stepping into realms of other government departments.

Counse­l wraps up argume­nts; court to decide on petiti­ons’ mainta­inabil­ity soon.

People have clearly shown that no matter how much they dislike the current set-up, they are in no mood for a coup.

PM claims PPP is not threat­ened by PTI’s rise.

Interior ministry affidavit dismisses memo as ‘pack of lies’

Army will opt for solution through apex court in possible scenario, say sources.

There appears to be no let up in the ongoing turf war between the elected government and the security institutions.

Shujaat and Elahi tell army chief that Gilani does not want confrontation.

Prime minister hopes Army chief's statement will bring improvement in civilian-military ties.

The national consensus against the PPP defies the rule of majority embedded in the Constitution.

Says a ‘peaceful revolution’ is on the way and cannot be stopped.

Ruling party says all institutions should work within their ambit.

As anti-government as the sentiment among many in the country may be, a military coup is the last thing anyone wants.

Zardari’s going nowhere, unless, as he himself said quite some time ago, he is carried out, feet first.

Will the political parties forever be hostage to the Deep State and to the conspiracies spun by it?

For any observer of civil-military relations in Pakistan, lack of coup is a development both fascinating & positive.

Punjab CM, who has rarely criticised the PM, says Gilani had committed treason.

Army chief reiterates support for democracy but rules out compromise on national security.

Chief Justic­e says, judges of Suprem­e Court are here to protec­t and preser­ve the consti­tution.

Military says the it does not agree with the findings of the US inquiry as being reported by the media.

Military sources term it an attempt to divert attention from the Memogate debacle.

Opposition leader says PML-N will not support any undemocratic set up.

New PTI member questions PPP govt’s direct involvement in scandal.

PML-N approached by establishment to dislodge the government.

Says if army believ­es it is a state within a state, it is unacce­ptable.

Prime Minister said many of the things that need to be said at this stage, by the country’s elected chief executive.

Nato’s investigating officer did not know the name of the check-post where the airstrikes took place.