ISLAMABAD: Former Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf MNA Ayesha Gulalai alleged that Imran Khan sent her inappropriate text messages. Addressing a press conference, Gulalai said she wanted to hold presser tomorrow but as some PTI women had a press conference so she had to respond. “I am not concerned about party ticket or NA-1 seat, it is an illogical allegation, she said. “Among many things, sending text messages is one of their bad habits,” she said. Gulalai said that Imran Khan always talks about turn of people to leave, adding that now it’s the PTI chairman’s turn. “Imran Khan cannot keep himself in control,” she said. The former PTI MNA said that Imran wanted to introduce western culture. She said that she is not the only one facing such a situation, many women in the party are facing such behaviour. She said that when she was in the PPP, she felt very safe. “I am not joining Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz,” she said. In one of the party meetings, Imran uttered...
CNews MAKKA MUKARAMA: The Mufti-e-Azam Shaikh Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah said that Ummah is facing serious challenges.During his sermon(Khutba) from Masjid -e-Nimra to the Haj pilgrims, the Imam-e-Ka'aba emphasised on forging unity in ranks of the ummah.He said the common enemy of the Muslims is conspiring and fuelling disunity among the ummah to weaken them. The Imam said Muslims the world over wrongly being labelled as terrorists and are being subjugated and terrorised and their rights usurped. He advised the muslim governments to treat their people sincerely and with justice. He said the wealth of the Muslim countries is the trust of the Muslims of other countries in distress. He asked the preachers to execute their work with seriousness, maturity and engage the youth positively.He asked the Muslim governments for tailoring the economic system in accordance with the teachings of Islam and to abolish interest.
