Pakistani PM Imran Khan is facing an internal revolt, with several members leaving the PTI and joining the opposition. As per the recent report, 50 PTI ministers are missing.

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Amid the ongoing political crisis in Pakistan, Imran's aide Fawad Chaudhary said that 4 dissident lawmakers will return to party ranks. Can Imran Khan hold back lawmakers?

Fawad Chaudhary says 4 dissident lawmakers to return to party ranks

Amid the growing political crisis in Pakistan, PM Imran Khan will hold a rally in Islamabad on March 28th. Imran Khan is facing his biggest political challenge right now, and this rally could be a 'Do or Die' situation for him.

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Pakistan PM Imran Khan is facing revolt from his own party members. 24 PTI lawmakers have abandoned the party. Imran Khan is facing biggest political challenge right now. The question remains same, what will happen to Imran Khan?

Pak Political Crisis: Will Imran Khan be able to solidify his position of a leader?

Amid the ongoing political crisis, Pakistan Opposition Leader Shehbaz Sharif has accused PM Imran Khan's wife of witchcraft.

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Pakistan political turmoil: Imran Khan rejects speculation of involvement of army

The political crisis in Pakistan is growing day by day. Imran Khan's government is facing a no-confidence motion in the Parliament.

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Pakistan's assembly session on a no-trust motion against PM Imran Khan was adjourned today and now the session will be held on March 28.

WION Exclusive: Pakistan national assembly session to resume on March 28

Pakistan PM Imran Khan: I will not tender my resignation

A civilian government in the country has usually had a short shelf life, generally 3.5 years, it is rare for any PM to have crossed that mark and Imran Khan has just crossed it.

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Pakistan PM Imran Khan is facing revolt from his own party members. 24 PTI lawmakers have abandoned the party. In a recent development, Pakistan political battle has reached to top court and 5-judge bench will hear no-trust vote plea on Thursday.

Pakistan political battle shifts to top court, 5-judge bench to hear no-trust vote plea

Pakistan PM Imran Khan is facing revolt from his own party members. In a recent update on Pakistan political crisis, Supreme Court's senior Judge Justice Isa has raised questions over composition of SC larger bench. He pointed out that no senior judge was consulted while constituting this bench.

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Pakistan PM Imran khan stares at an exit from power?

'No one will marry your kids'. This is Imran Khan's warning to PTI deserters. 26 of them are in hiding & plan to vote against him in a no-confidence vote. The Pak Army meanwhile has reportedly advised the Pak PM to step down. Palki Sharma reports.

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Pakistan PM Imran Khan is facing revolt from his own party members. 24 PTI lawmakers have abandoned the party. They are going to vote against their leader in a no-confidence vote on March 21. Now, what will happen to Imran Khan?

Political crisis grips Pakistan: Can PM Imran Khan bring back the defectors?

Pakistan PM Imran Khan is facing revolt from his own party members. 24 PTI lawmakers have abandoned the party. They are going to vote against their leader in a no-confidence vote on March 21. Now, Pakistan Supreme Court has stepped in and demanded a report on Sindh house attack.

Pakistan SC steps in to prevent Anarchy & demands report on Sindh house attack

Pak PM Imran Khan is in trouble, Joint opposition expected to submit no-confidence motion

Is Imran Khan's tenure as Pak PM coming to an end? 24 PTI lawmakers have abandoned the party. They are going to vote against their leader in a no-confidence vote on March 21. Now, Pakistan PM Imran Khan met with Army chief.

Pakistan PM Imran Khan faces revolt from his own party

Pakistan PM Imran Khan meets Army chief after 24 PTI lawmakers revolt against the Prime Minister

Is Imran Khan's tenure as Pak PM coming to an end? 24 PTI lawmakers have abandoned the party. They are going to vote against their leader in a no-confidence vote on March 21. Now, Pakistan government to move Supreme Court.

Pakistan government to move Supreme Court as trouble mounts for PM Imran Khan

As the chorus against the Pakistan Prime Minister continues to grow, the Opposition is hell-bent to oust PM Imran Khan. Meanwhile, PTI is weighing options against 'turncoats'

Pakistan: Opposition hell-bent to oust PM Imran Khan | PTI weighing options against 'turncoats'

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government and the opposition Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F), which are always at loggerheads, have come together to oppose the Aurat March in Pakistan, local media reported.

However, this rare display of unity reeks of deep-seated misogyny and patriarchy in the country.

Ahead of the Aurat March that coincides with International Women's Day, the federal religious affairs minister and a leading light of the JUI-F have both termed it "un-Islamic," reported the Dawn newspaper.

The two staunch rivals also cite "our culture and tradition" to justify their opposition to it.

"If any attempts are made for obscenity on March 8 in Islamabad, we will condemn it," Abdul Majeed Hazarvi, the chief of JUI-F Islamabad wing, had warned earlier.

Their argument would have weight if backed by logic, knowledge, or even plain common sense, but their driver appears to have preconceived, archaic notions about a woman's place in society and outright misogyny, reported the Pakistani newspaper.

Anyone questioning the legitimacy of the women's rights movement needs not embark on a deep study of history or sociology but merely look at a few recent incidents to understand why the status quo is unacceptable, as it is patently unjust, the Dawn reported.

Qandeel Baloch's murder for creating a persona on social media that challenged the honour of her brother who killed her demonstrates the direction of verbal, physical, and psychological abuse in the vast majority of cases in Pakistan, that is, from man to woman.

In another horrific incident demonstrating the plight of women in Pakistan, two young women were kidnapped, raped and stripped before being paraded in their village because a man from their tribe and a woman from their tormentors' tribe, eloped and got married of their own choice, according to the local newspaper.

The Aurat March, which was first held in the city of Karachi in 2018, is now organised every year to celebrate International Women`s Day on March 8. The march highlights the issues women face in Pakistan.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government and the opposition Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F), which are always at loggerheads, have come together to oppose the Aurat March in Pakistan, local media reported.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government and the opposition Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F), which are always at loggerheads, have come together to oppose the Aurat March in Pakistan, local media reported. However, this rare display of unity reeks of deep-seated misogyny and patriarchy in the country. Ahead of the Aurat March that coincides with International Women's Day, the federal religious affairs minister and a leading light of the JUI-F have both termed it "un-Islamic," reported the Dawn newspaper. The two staunch rivals also cite "our culture and tradition" to justify their opposition to it. "If any attempts are made for obscenity on March 8 in Islamabad, we will condemn it," Abdul Majeed Hazarvi, the chief of JUI-F Islamabad wing, had warned earlier. Their argument would have weight if backed by logic, knowledge, or even plain common sense, but their driver appears to have preconceived, archaic notions about a woman's place in society and outright misogyny, reported the Pakistani newspaper. Anyone questioning the legitimacy of the women's rights movement needs not embark on a deep study of history or sociology but merely look at a few recent incidents to understand why the status quo is unacceptable, as it is patently unjust, the Dawn reported. Qandeel Baloch's murder for creating a persona on social media that challenged the honour of her brother who killed her demonstrates the direction of verbal, physical, and psychological abuse in the vast majority of cases in Pakistan, that is, from man to woman. In another horrific incident demonstrating the plight of women in Pakistan, two young women were kidnapped, raped and stripped before being paraded in their village because a man from their tribe and a woman from their tormentors' tribe, eloped and got married of their own choice, according to the local newspaper. The Aurat March, which was first held in the city of Karachi in 2018, is now organised every year to celebrate International Women`s Day on March 8. The march highlights the issues women face in Pakistan.

Pakistan: PTI, JUI-F united by misogyny as they oppose 'Aurat March'

The opposition alliance in Pakistan has unanimously decided to move a no-confidence motion against the Imran Khan government.

Pakistan opposition takes aim at Imran Khan

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