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Meanwhile, Imran Khan tweeted that the "real intent" of the authorities is to "abduct and assassinate" as cops have started resorting to live firing.

Pakistan: after police fail, Punjab Rangers join cops outside Imran Khan's house for arrest

Meanwhile, Imran Khan tweeted that the "real intent" of the authorities is to "abduct and assassinate" as cops have started resorting to live firing.

With Pakistan police failing to arrest former Prime Minister Imran Khan on 14 March 2023, and clashes with his supporters continuing a day later, a heavy contingent of Punjab Rangers joined the cops to bolster their ranks.
Punjab Rangers joined police personnel near Imran Khan&rsquo;s Zaman Park residence in Lahore ahead of a fresh attempt to arrest him in the high-profile Toshakhana case on 15 March.
Meanwhile, Imran Khan tweeted that the "real intent" of the authorities is to "abduct and assassinate" as cops have started resorting to live firing. On the deployment of Punjab Rangers, Khan said that this is what the enemies of Pakistan want.
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The violence began at around 6 am, as a big police contingent surrounded the house.

Pakistan: fresh clashes outside ex-PM Imran Khan's Lahore house amid arrest plan in Toshakhana case

Pakistan: fresh clashes outside Imran Khan's Lahore house amid arrest plan


The violence began at around 6 am, as a big police contingent surrounded the house.

Clashes continued on 15 March 2023 outside Imran Khan's residence in Lahore.
With the former Prime Minister's supporters clashing with police, the use of teargas and shelling was reported from the area.
The violence began at around 6 am, as a big police contingent surrounded the house.
The tension has been sparked by an Islamabad police team arriving in the city to arrest Khan in the high-profile Toshakhana case.
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Imran Khan said, "The way police attacked our people is unprecedented - water cannons, tear gas, shelling inside the house."

'I tried to give surety bond but...': Imran Khan slams 'London Plan' by Sharifs to arrest him

Imran Khan said, "The way police attacked our people is unprecedented - water cannons, tear gas, shelling inside the house."

With clashes continuing between Imran Khan's supporters and the police, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan issued a fresh video message.
The chief of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf party said on 15 March 2023, "The way police attacked our people is unprecedented - water cannons, tear gas, shelling inside the house. Staff and women were present here."
"I tried to give a surety bond that I would appear before court on 18 March. They had no reason to arrest me after this. But the arresting officer did not accept the bond," he claimed.
Khan alleged, "This is part of the London Plan, which says that Imran Khan has to be put in jail, and the Tehreek-e-Insaaf party has to be destroyed."
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The chief of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) party may be arrested from Lahore's Zaman Park, as per Geo News.

Imran Khan to be arrested today, say Pakistan news reports

The chief of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) party may be arrested from Lahore's Zaman Park, as per Geo News.

Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan may be arrested on 14 March 2023, according to local news reports.
The chief of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) party may be arrested from Lahore's Zaman Park, as per Geo News.
On 13 March, a sessions court in Islamabad issued a non-bailable arrest warrant against Khan for allegedly threatening a female judge.
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She was in the city for a few days for surgery, according to the news outlet Dawn.

Pakistan: first transgender TV anchor faces murder bid, shot at outside Lahore house amid threat calls

She was in the city for a few days for surgery, according to the news outlet Dawn.

Pakistan's first transgender television news anchor has narrowly survived a murder attempt.
Marvia Malik was shot on 23 February 2023, according to reports. She was targeted outside her residence while returning from a pharmacy in Lahore.
The 26-year-old told police that she had been receiving threatening calls for raising issues concerning the transgender community. Malik had relocated from Lahore due to the threats.
She was in the city for a few days for surgery, according to news outlet Dawn.
Marvia became a television anchor in 2018 at Kohenoor News, creating history in the Islamic nation.

The Ministry of Energy said that the problem was caused by decreasing frequency of the national grid, resulting in a widespread breakdown in the system.

Pakistan: major power outage; Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar without electricity after breakdown

The Ministry of Energy said that the problem was caused by decreasing frequency of the national grid, resulting in a widespread breakdown in the system.

Large parts of Pakistan faced power outages on 23 January. Major cities including capital Islamabad, Karachi, Quetta, Peshawar, and Lahore reported lack of electricity.
The Ministry of Energy said that the problem was caused by decreasing frequency of the national grid, resulting in a widespread breakdown in the system. The grid went down at 7:34 am.
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Minister Khurram Dastgir said in the morning that power would be fully restored within 12 hours. Speaking to Geo News, he said, "In winter, as the demand for electricity reduces nationwide and as an economic measure, we temporarily close down our power generation systems at night. However, when the systems were turned on in the morning today, frequency variation and voltage fluctuation was observed in the south of the country... somewhere between Dadu and Jamshoro."
Restoration of grid stations in Peshawar and Islamabad had begun, he added.

The former Pakistan Prime Minister suffered bullet injuries after a gunmen opened fire during his rally in Punjab's Wazirabad on Thursday. 

Imran Khan undergoes surgery in Lahore, shrapnel found in right leg: reports

The former Pakistan Prime Minister suffered bullet injuries after a gunmen opened fire during his rally in Punjab's Wazirabad on Thursday.&nbsp;

Imran Khan has undergone surgery in a Lahore hospital after bullet shrapnel was found in right leg.&nbsp;
The former Pakistan Prime Minister suffered bullet injuries after gunmen opened fire during his rally in Punjab's Wazirabad on Thursday.&nbsp;
Pakistan's Dr Faisal Sultan, the former assistant to the prime minister on health, told reporters that PTI chairman Imran Khan&rsquo;s condition is stable but according to X-rays and scans, there are fragments of bullets in his legs and there&rsquo;s a chip in his tibia shin bone.&nbsp;
The firing occurred near Allahwala Chowk of Wazirabad town in Punjab when 70-year-old Khan was leading the long march to Islamabad demanding early elections.
In a statement, the Punjab police said that seven people were injured and one person was killed during the attack on Khan. It added that a suspect has been taken into custody.
According to reports, there was another attacker who was shot dead.&nbsp;
Pakistan's top leadership, political leaders and the military strongly condemned the attack on Khan.
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned the attack and directed the Interior Minister for an immediate report on the incident.
"I pray for the recovery and health of PTI chairman &amp; other injured people. Federal government will extend all support necessary to Punjab govt for security &amp; investigation. Violence should have no place in our country's politics," Sharif tweeted.
He has instructed Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah to seek an immediate report on the incident from the police.
Prime Minister Sharif also postponed a press conference on his recent trip to China after the firing incident, Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb tweeted.
President Arif Alvi termed the attack on Khan as "heinous assassination attempt." "I thank Allah that he is safe but injured with few bullets in his leg &amp; hopefully non-critical. This attack is shocking, alarming, disgraceful, deceitful &amp; cowardly. May Allah give him health &amp; to all those injured," tweeted Alvi, who belonged to Khan's party before assuming presidency.
The Pakistan Army has issued a statement condemning the attack on Khan. &ldquo;Firing incident during Long March near Gujranwala is highly condemnable. Sincere prayers for precious life lost and speedy recovery and well being of Chairman PTI Mr Imran Khan and all those injured in this unfortunate incident,&rdquo; it said.
Former premier Nawaz Sharif also condemned the firing incident.
"I condemn the firing incident on Imran Khan and his companions and pray for their recovery of all those injured,&rdquo; he tweeted.
Foreign Minister and Pakistan Peoples Party chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari "strongly condemned" the attack on Khan and prayed for his swift recovery.
(With PTI inputs)

Amid the continuing crisis in Sri Lanka, the situation in Pakistan seems to be worsening too. Former Pakistani cricketer posted a damning tweet on May 25, slamming the situation in Lahore.
Mohammad Hafeez tweeted that no petrol was available in any petrol station in Lahore, and no cash was available in ATM machines. Hafeez asked why a common man has to suffer due to political decisions. He also tagged current PM Shehbaz Sharif, former PM Imran Khan, minister Bilawal Bhutto, and PML-N leader Maryam Sharif in the tweet.
The former cricketer's statement came amid reports that the Pakistan government is exploring options to conserve amount of fuel consumed in the country. The Sharif government is considering whether to reduce the number of working days to save an estimated $2.7 billion in foreign exchange.

'No petrol, cash in Lahore?': Pakistan ex-cricketer slams PM Shehbaz Sharif, Imran Khan

Former Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Hafeez's statement came amid reports that the Pakistan government is exploring options to conserve amount of fuel consumed in the country.

Amid the continuing crisis in Sri Lanka, the situation in Pakistan seems to be worsening too. Former Pakistani cricketer posted a damning tweet on May 25, slamming the situation in Lahore.
Mohammad Hafeez suggested that no petrol was available at fuel stations in Lahore, and no cash was available in ATM machines. Hafeez asked why a common man has to suffer due to political decisions. He also tagged current PM Shehbaz Sharif, former PM Imran Khan, minister Bilawal Bhutto, and PML-N leader Maryam Sharif in the tweet.
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The former cricketer's statement came amid reports that the Pakistan government is exploring options to conserve amount of fuel consumed in the country. The Sharif government is considering whether to reduce the number of working days to save an estimated $2.7 billion in foreign exchange.

Pakistan was rocked by a big explosion in Lahore on January 20. At least 3 people were killed and around 20 injured in a blast at the famous Anarkali market.

Pakistan: Blast in Lahore's Anarkali market selling Indian goods; at least 3 dead

In videos on social media, many shops and two wheelers were seen in damaged condition as fire fighters tried to douse flames.

Pakistan: Blast in Lahore market selling Indian goods; at least 3 dead

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Pakistan was rocked by a big explosion in Lahore on January 20. At least 3 people were killed and around 20 injured in a blast at the famous Anarkali market where Indian commodities are sold, as per reports. In videos on social media, many shops and two wheelers were seen in damaged condition as fire fighters tried to douse flames. Personnel of counter-terrorism departments and bomb disposal squads were rushed to the spot. The injured were reportedly shifted to the Mayo Hospital.
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Pakistan was rocked by a big explosion in Lahore on January 20.&nbsp;At least 3 people were killed and around 20 injured in a blast at the famous Anarkali market where Indian commodities are sold, as per reports.&nbsp;The injured were reportedly shifted to the Mayo Hospital.
In videos on social media, many shops and two wheelers were seen in damaged condition as fire-fighters tried to douse flames.&nbsp;Personnel of counter-terrorism departments and bomb disposal squads were rushed to the spot.
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Police said that preliminary information suggested that a 'planted device' caused the explosion. "An unfortunate incident occurred here. When information of a blast was received, we swiftly reached the spot. Our counter-terrorism department teams are present there. BDU staff also there. I came to the hospital to meet the injured," said DIG Operations, Lahore.

Multiple cylinder blasts rocked the Barkat Market area in Lahore on Tuesday afternoon, Pakistan media reported

Multiple cylinder blasts at Barkat Market in Lahore

Multiple cylinder blasts at Barkat Market in Pakistan's Lahore

Multiple cylinder blasts rocked the Barkat Market area in Pakistan's Lahore on Tuesday afternoon.
Pakistan's ARY news said that '10 cylinders have exploded so far' and ' at least one person has sustained burn injuries'. According to the report, at least 12 vehicles and multiple shops were damaged in the incident.
The rescue teams reportedly reached the site shortly after the incident. The gas cylinders blew up one by one, which made it difficult for rescue teams to go near the spot.

Multiple cylinder blasts rocked the Barkat Market area in Lahore on Tuesday afternoon, Pakistan media reported

Multiple cylinder blasts rocked the Barkat Market area in Pakistan's Lahore on Tuesday afternoon.
Pakistan's ARY news said that '10 cylinders have exploded so far' and ' at least one person has sustained burn injuries'. According to the report, at least 12 vehicles and multiple shops were damaged in the incident.
The rescue teams reportedly reached the site shortly after the incident. The gas cylinders blew up one by one, which made it difficult for rescue teams to go near the spot.
The area has been cordoned off and efforts are on to douse the blaze.
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An&nbsp;influencer&nbsp;in&nbsp;Pakistan's Lahore has come under fire after a video emerged from a party she reportedly hosted where a lion can be seen chained up and being used as an entertainment prop.
The incident came to light when Protect Save Animals, a animal rescue organistion shared the videos online.
"While I am not against birthdays and how people choose to celebrate them, I am severely against people using animals as props," a rescuer wrote.
"How would you feel if someone sedated you, tied you up and thrust you in an environment with loud music and screaming people?"
"Animals are NOT decor that you can use to show your wealth and status at your events." the post read.
Sayed Hassan, the founding father of Venture Save Animals, has began a web based petition to name for an finish to animals getting used as occasion props.&nbsp;

Influencer in Pakistan uses Lion as a party prop, animal lovers furious 

An&nbsp;influencer&nbsp;in&nbsp;Pakistan's Lahore came under fire after using a lion&nbsp;as an entertainment prop.&nbsp;

Influencer Susan Khan used lion as prop at her birthday bash in Lahore Animal rescue firm shares video from the birthday bash online
A sedated and chained lion can be seen lying on a sofa seen in the videos
'Animals&nbsp;not decor', the internet&nbsp;slams the influencer
Online petition started to stop the use of wildlife as props

An&nbsp;influencer&nbsp;in&nbsp;Pakistan's Lahore came under fire after using a lion&nbsp;as an entertainment prop at a birthday bash.&nbsp;

An&nbsp;influencer&nbsp;in&nbsp;Pakistan's Lahore has come under fire after a video emerged from a party she reportedly hosted where a lion can be seen being used as an entertainment prop.&nbsp;Influencer Susan Khan&rsquo;s birthday bash has now gone viral for all the wrong reasons.
Protect Save Animals, an animal rescue organisation shared the videos online.
In the videos a sedated and chained lion can be seen lying on a sofa, surrounded by hundreds of party goers
A furious rescuer said 'animals are not decors that that can be used to show wealth and status at events.'
The founder of the animal rescue organisation has started an online petition to stop the use of wildlife as props and seeks the support of 1500 signatories.

A blast, metres away from the home of Lashkar-e-Toiba&nbsp;founder Hafiz Saeed&nbsp;in Lahore, killed two people and injured 16 others, reports said on Wednesday.&nbsp;The blast went off at a house located about 120 metres from Saeed&rsquo;s residence in Johar Town, TV news channels reported citing police officials. Saeed has for long had a residence in Johar Town. However, he is currently in jail in Lahore after he was arrested and convicted last year in a string of cases related to his involvement in terror financing.Lahore police chief Ghulam Mehmood Dogar told reporters two of the injured died in Jinnah Hospital.&nbsp;Women, children and a police official were among the injured and some of them were in a critical condition, according to the media reports.
Dogar also told reporters the incident appeared to be a &ldquo;bomb blast&rdquo; but investigations were underway to determine the exact nature of the explosion.
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Pakistan: blast near Hafiz Saeed's home in Lahore kills 2, wounds 16 others

A blast, metres away from the home of Lashkar-e-Toiba&nbsp;founder Hafiz Saeed&nbsp;in Lahore, killed two people and injured 16 others, reports said on Wednesday.&nbsp; The blast went off at a house located about 120 metres from Saeed&rsquo;s residence in Johar Town, TV news channels reported citing police officials. Saeed has for long had a residence in Johar Town. However, he is currently in jail in Lahore after he was arrested and convicted last year in a string of cases related to his involvement in terror financing. Lahore police chief Ghulam Mehmood Dogar told reporters two of the injured died in Jinnah Hospital.&nbsp;Women, children and a police official were among the injured and some of them were in a critical condition, according to the media reports.
Dogar also told reporters the incident appeared to be a &ldquo;bomb blast&rdquo; but investigations were underway to determine the exact nature of the explosion.
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Blast near Mumbai&nbsp;attack mastermind's home in Pakistan, kills 2
Blast went off 120 metres from Hafiz Saeed's&nbsp;home in Lahore's&nbsp;Johar&nbsp;Town Hafiz Saeed&nbsp;in jail over his involvement in terror financing cases
16 injured in blast including women and children, several critical
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A blast, metres away from the home of Lashkar-e-Toiba&nbsp;founder Hafiz Saeed&nbsp;in Lahore, killed two people and injured 16 others, reports said on Wednesday.&nbsp; The blast went off at a house located about 120 metres from Saeed&rsquo;s residence in Johar Town, TV news channels reported citing police officials. Saeed has for long had a residence in Johar Town. However, he is currently in jail in Lahore after he was arrested and convicted last year in a string of cases related to his involvement in terror financing. Lahore police chief Ghulam Mehmood Dogar told reporters two of the injured died in Jinnah Hospital.&nbsp;Women, children and a police official were among the injured and some of them were in a critical condition, according to the media reports.
Dogar also told reporters the incident appeared to be a &ldquo;bomb blast&rdquo; but investigations were underway to determine the exact nature of the explosion.
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PCB shifts venue for Zimbabwe T20I series due to poor air quality 

Citing poor air quality, Pakistan Cricket Board shifts venue for the 3-match T20i series against Zimbabwe

The 3-match T20I series between Pakistan and Zimbabwe will now take place in Rawalpindi&nbsp;instead of Lahore, announced the Pakistan Cricket Board on Saturday. The matches that were scheduled to take place at Gadaffi Stadium in Lahore from November 7 to 10th have been shifted due to the deteriorating air quality in Lahore. Wasim&nbsp;Khan, PCB&nbsp;CEO&nbsp;said that the early onset of hazardous pollution and subsequent poor air quality meant that the risk to keep matches in Lahore at this stage was too great.&nbsp;

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