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Chaos erupted at Quaid-i-Azam University as a clash between student groups left several injured and rooms set on fire. Videos circulating on social media showed violent confrontations, including a man firing a handgun. Police confirmed at least seven students were hurt, with one sustaining severe injuries. The situation escalated from huts to hostels, prompting authorities to intervene. Amid efforts to restore order, the university announced the closure of boys’ hostels for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit from October 11 to 20. As investigations continue, tensions have eased, and police work to evacuate the premises. This incident follows a similar clash…

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The recent tensions between the federal government and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government escalated as the Capital Development Authority (CDA) sealed KP House for building violations. This action was taken following a police raid to arrest Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur after he led a protest against constitutional amendments and the imprisonment of party founder Imran Khan. CDA Special Magistrate Sardar Asif, with the support of the police, sealed KP House citing illegal construction after repeated notices were ignored by the administration. CDA’s Media Director Shahid Kiani asserted that the operation was standard procedure and not politically motivated. Despite claims…

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Controversy Surrounds Demolition of PTI Central Secretariat in Islamabad Recently, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) carried out a partial demolition of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) central secretariat building in Islamabad, citing violations of building bylaws. The operation involved the removal of containers, a guard room, and a fence on the premises, leading to the sealing of the office. PTI leaders, including Chairman Barrister Gohar Khan and Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly Omar Ayub Khan, denounced the action as a targeted operation against their party. In response to the backlash, CDA officials defended their actions, claiming that the…

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