Former KPK CM and PTI Leader Founded New Party

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Days after being expelled from PTI, Pervez Khattak, a close supporter of Pakistani former Prime Minister Imran Khan, established a new party called Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Parliamentarians, Pakistani media outlets reported today.

The party, nevertheless, removed him earlier this week as a result of his failure to reply to a "Show Cause Notice" that was sent to him by PTI.

According to Pakistani media, more than 55 ex-MPs including former CM Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Mahmood Khan, Shaukat Ali, and Syed Muhammad Ishtiaq Urmar have joined the party.

The decision was taken as Imran Khan's party is still struggling with its leader facing multiple accusations and possible removal from office, and several party officials have resigned after May 9, the date on which PTI members destroyed the country and attacked the military. installation.

Pervez Khan Khattak said he condemned the May 9 incident, in which some of the accused risked harsh sentences because the government and army promised to try them in military courts.

“Pakistan's survival is very important to our own survival. The former provincial prime minister, a key figure in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa politics, said the PTI was now completely defeated in the state.

Khattak, who was Secretary General of PTI and Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa under the PTI government, stepped down as President of PTI CP shortly after the May 9 riots.

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9 Dead After Vehicles Came Under Terrorists Attack In Afghanistan

Afghanistan, (Daily Post). Insurgents attacked two vans in the northern Afghan city of Mazar-e-Sharif on Thursday, killing at least nine people. "The bombs were installed inside the vans; as a result of those blasts, nine people were killed and 13 were injured," Mohammad Asif Waziri, the commander of Mazar-e-Sharif, said. The local Shi'ite community operated and used the public transportation vans, he added. The Shiite Muslim Hazara community, a minority Muslim sect in Afghanistan, is often attacked by armed groups, including the Islamic State. The Taliban, who seized power following NATO's withdrawal, claimed earlier this week that they had eliminated the majority of the Islamic State's presence in Afghanistan. Despite the Taliban claims, attacks on Shia Muslims continue in many parts of the country.

Dozens Killed In Pakistan After A Bus Plunged Into River

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan— (Daily Post)- On Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 PM, a passenger coaster carrying wedding party guests from Parishing, Astore, to Chakwal went off the bridge and plummeted into the river near Thalichi. The groom and his mother are among the 26 persons who died as a result of the catastrophe. According to authorities, just 14 victims' corpses were retrieved and brought to the Headquarters (DHQ) Hospital. Rescue efforts are still ongoing, and the only survivor, the wounded bride was taken to the hospital for treatment. The coaster hosted 27 people, and only the bride survived rest of the others drowned in deep water. The Pakistani town of Thalichi is situated in the Diamer district of Gilgit-Baltistan. President Mr: Asif Ali Zardari conveyed his sympathies and sadness to the victims' families.

Pakistan: Mastung Blast killed 9 people, including 5 children

On Friday, a bomb attack killed up to 9 people, five of them were children, and injured 29. Authorities informed the media that an improvised explosive device (IED) installed in a motorbike had targeted a school vehicle. The IED explosion occurred on Friday at 8:37 AM near Girls High School at Civil Hospital Chowk in the Mastung district of Balochistan. A day earlier, the Mastung bomb killed nine people, including five children, and injured 29 others. Regarding the incident, a terrorism case has been lodged. Pakistan's Acting President Yousuf Raza Gilani, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif vehemently denounced the Mustang explosion. PM and Bilawal conveyed their sadness and anguish over the police officers and schoolchildren's martyrdom.

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