Update: Sept. 2, 2014. 10:00 a.m. Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif will address a joint session of Parliament on Tuesday.
Update 6:00 p.m.:Pakistan’s national TV channel PTV was back on air after the police removed anti-government protesters from its headquarters in Islamabad.
It is not good sign for Pakistan nor for the entire world as political unrest in Pakistan reaches a new level, and this time, it is much bigger and mightier than one could ever imagine.
As per reports, the most powerful army chief of Pakistan met with the Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif, and both of them had a long discussion about the political unrest which is prevailing in the country.
Many reports claim that the army chief has advised PM to step down to avoid further problems.
The two week long political crisis took a new shape in the last two days as the protesters tried to break the law in its most dreaded manner.
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Clashes were reported today morning between Police and Protesters in front of the secretariat.
The clashes between Imran Khan-led Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, Tahir-ul-Qadri’s Pakistan Awami Tehreek and the ruling PML-N government has literally put the country in a state of chaos, and from many corners, we are even hearing news about unbelievable conspiracies to disrupt the already shattered peace of the nation.
A rain in the Sunday night brought about a feel of relief in the premises of Secretariat, but on Monday morning, things were changed upside down, and the protesters tried to enter the building ignoring the orders of the military.
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Protesters also tried to enter the building of PTV, and they tried to stop the broadcast. Later military intervened, and protected the building from further harm.
But PTI chief denied the role of their workers behind the attack which happened on PTV.