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Pakistan Interior Minister rana sanaullah on Monday claimed that former prime minister Imran Khan scaled the wall of his residence in Lahore and fled to his neighbour's house to evade arrest in the Toshakhana case a day earlier.

The Taliban regime in Afghanistan recently taunted the Pakistan government by sharing on Twitter a photo of Islamabad surrendering to India after the 1971 war that led to the formation of Bangladesh. The tweet by Afghan deputy prime minister Ahmad Yasir came after Pakistan interior minister rana sanaullah hinted at a possible military operation against Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) hideouts in Afghanistan.

Pakistan's Interior Minister rana sanaullah said that the IMF had not released the tranche for the $6 billion bailout package under its extended fund facility, even though it had made the country "dance to its tune." The federal minister said that Pakistan is currently going through a difficult situation in terms of its economy.

Adviser rana sanaullah accuses Imran Khan of planning chaos from jail without providing concrete evidence. PTI's rally in Islamabad during Muharram cancelled. Claims of foreign support during 2023 riots. Sanaullah warns of potential destabilization by enemy countries.

A senior Pakistani official plans to request Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to address the national cricket team's poor performance in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Concerns over the Pakistan Cricket Board's management and spending will be discussed in Parliament and the Federal Cabinet, highlighting the need for transparency and reforms.

Pakistan's Punjab province law minister rana sanaullah today confirmed that banned Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar has been taken into "protective custody" along with his accomplices, but clarified he is "not arrested."

Electronic voting machines will not be used in the next general election in Pakistan, Interior Minister rana sanaullah said. The remarks came after Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and federal ministers' meeting with the PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif at his son Hussain Nawaz's residence in London.

Pakistan's Opposition leader Imran Khan has been booked under terrorism act for allegedly inciting violence against Punjab's former law minister rana sanaullah during a rally in Faisalabad.

Pakistan's interior minister rana sanaullah has said that Imran Khan faces a threat from the country's "enemy agency" but if anything happens to the former premier the real culprits will go scott-free and the entire blame would shift to the Army, the ISI, himself and prime minister Shehbaz Sharif.

Pak’s main opposition PML-N has announced that its chief Nawaz Sharif will not contest upcoming by-elections to the parliament, setting aside widespread speculation.

Social media has been buzzing with stories of alleged physical and sexual abuse of women PTI supporters, who were taken into custody and kept in detention centres following protests over ex-PM Imran Khan’s arrest on May 9.

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's office Tuesday amended his seemingly unconditional offer of “serious and sincere talks” with counterpart Narendra Modi “to resolve our burning issues like Kashmir”, saying a dialogue with India would be possible only if the latter reversed its “illegal action of August 5, 2019” on J&K.

Imran Khan on Sunday announced that his party will resume the march to Islamabad from the same spot where he survived an assassination attempt but sustained bullet injuries during a rally in Punjab province, saying he prefers "death instead of living the life of a slave". “We have decided that our march will resume on Tuesday from the same [point] in Wazirabad where I and 11 others were shot, and where Moazzam was martyred,” Khan said.

Saying injustice was done to Nawaz, minister and party stalwart Javed Latif told reporters that PML-N that leads a coalition government in Pakistan would not let him to go back to jail upon his return. The government is considering relevant legislation to ease the party chief’s return.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Secretary-General Asad Umar said on Thursday that party Chairman Imran Khan suspects three people -- Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Interior Minister rana sanaullah, and a senior military officer -- were behind the assassination attempt on him, according to a media report.

Police on Friday said about 1,300 suspected militants were arrested in a sweep of hideouts in Pakistan. The roughly two-week operation comes despite the provincial law minister's defence of some groups designated as terrorist organisations and banned by Pakistan but resurrected under new names.

A senior PML-N leader and Member of Provincial Assembly was today shot dead along with his son and nephew by unknown gunmen in Pakistan's Punjab province.