On 12 October 1999, General Pervez Musharraf led a military takeover that removed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from office. Nawaz Sharif and several members of his family were arrested or placed under house arrest, while Pakistan’s constitutional and elected institutions were suspended. Maryam Nawaz, then in her twenties, was among the Sharif family members placed under house arrest. She later recalled spending around four months under house arrest during this period. The crisis also brought Maryam and her mother, Kulsoom Nawaz, into the public spotlight. Maryam appeared in interviews defending her father and speaking about his imprisonment — an early public political role long before she became a major figure in Pakistani politics. This footage captures Maryam during one of the most turbulent chapters of Pakistan’s political history — 1999, when the Sharif family’s political fortunes changed overnight. #PakistanHistory #MaryamNawaz #NawazSharif #PervezMusharraf #Pakistan1999
@ia_rajpoot Security gardst n to hospital ko baap ki jaageer smjh skha hota h . In ka kaam just gate + indoor security ko set krna hota h . Ye hospital ka kaamo m tang q laratay h hr hospital ki yhi situation hye
@HamidMirPAK You are most senior anchor of Pakistan. Appreciate your efforts. But when we see the condition of Pakistan the heart is totally broken 💔 . I have no words to say about that. Total system of country is collapse 😭 .