Sohail Afridi the elected Chief Minister of KP has reportedly been arrested and handcuffed.
He was taken away and abducted from the CM House in broad daylight.
Where is @UNHumanRights now?
Why does it seem so interested in Afghanistan but silent on Pakistan?
Pakistan Army’s Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR):
At midday on 12 October 2026, a Pakistan Army training aircraft crashed in Nawa (Nau) village near Quetta due to a technical malfunction.
Both pilots lost their lives in the incident: Major Hasnain Shehzad Humayun
Mahmood Khan Achakzai, the Leader of the Opposition in Pakistan’s National Assembly, has announced the launch of a peaceful and democratic movement against the government’s recent decisions.
#ZabihullahMujahid
Blaming Afghanistan for its own failures by Pakistani officials is not a solution to any problem.
The political, security, social, and economic challenges facing Pakistan are a matter of serious concern and have negative implications for the entire region.
Blaming Afghanistan for its own failures will not solve any of Pakistan’s problems.
Pakistan’s political, security, social and economic challenges are a matter of concern, as they have negative implications for the entire region.
The baseless accusations made by Pakistani officials, the sabotage of negotiation processes, and the focus of senior officials on propaganda rather than finding solutions represent a failed political approach.
Pakistan should take constructive steps to address its domestic
Despite the declaration of a state of emergency and restrictions on people leaving their homes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, supporters of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party continue their protests.
If this prediction proves accurate, Al-Mirsad had already reported eleven days earlier that the Pakistani military was planning to declare a state of emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and strip the provincial government of its powers.
Informed sources have told Al-Mirsaad about the Pakistani military regime's plan to replace the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government.
Sources say Pakistan's federal government, which is fully controlled by the military, wants to take away the provincial government's powers and has already started working on a gradual plan to achieve this.
According to the sources, the regime first wants to worsen the security situation in KP by carrying out complex attacks. It then plans to declare an emergency, using the provincial government's failure to maintain security and administration as an excuse, and transfer its executive powers to the military. The regime ultimately wants to install a serving or retired army general as head of the provincial government.
Citing influential political figures inside Pakistan, Al-Mirsaad's sources say Monday's joint press conference by the federal information minister and the minister of state for interior was also part of the same plan. The purpose was to gradually turn public opinion against the KP government. Accounts linked to the Pakistani military, the Information Ministry and the ISI's media wing widely circulated the two ministers' statements on social media.
The sources further revealed that the Pakistani military and federal government are providing resources and support to several figures from prominent political parties who belong to KP. These individuals are being used to lead the public campaign against the provincial government.
KP is governed by Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party. Its independent political stance has made it a persistent obstacle for the...
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