Many countries of the world including India, Italy, America and France have strongly condemned the terrorist attack on Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia. At the same time, Pakistan’s connection has also come to light in this incident. In fact, a senior law enforcement officer in Sydney said that one of the alleged accused in the Bondi Beach shooting has been identified as Naveed Akram, a resident of Bonnyrigg, Sydney, who is originally from Lohar, Pakistan.

After the picture of shooter Naveed Akram went viral on social media, many things are coming to light, while in a license photo surfaced online, Naveed is seen wearing the jersey of Pakistan cricket team. Actually, shooter Naveed Akram had earlier studied in a university in Islamabad and he had also studied in Al-Murad Institute in Sydney, Australia.

Shooter Navid Akram’s picture went viral

However, reacting to the ongoing speculation on social media, New South Wales (NSW) Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon held a press conference. He said, ‘This is not the time for retaliation, this is the time to let the police do their job.’ He also said police have very little information about one of the suspects, so we are not focusing on that at this time.

According to officials, one of the two shooters involved in this attack was killed on the spot, while the other is hospitalized in critical condition. Now the police is also investigating whether any third attacker or his other associate was involved in this.

12 people killed, 11 injured in terrorist attack

At around 6:30 pm local time on Sydney’s Bondi Beach, two shooters started firing indiscriminately at thousands of people who had come to participate in the Jewish festival of Hanukkah. 12 people lost their lives in this attack, while 11 people were injured. Australian officials termed the incident as a terrorist attack. After which many countries of the world including India, America, Britain, Italy condemned it in strong words and expressed deep condolences and solidarity with the people of Australia.

Israel enraged by attacks on Jews

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused the Australian government of promoting anti-Semitism in the period before the shootings in Sydney on Sunday (December 14, 2025). The Israeli Prime Minister said, ‘Three months ago I wrote to the Australian Prime Minister that your policy is adding fuel to the fire of anti-Semitism. Anti-Semitism is a cancer that spreads when leaders remain silent and take no action.’

At the same time, the Israeli President said, ‘We have repeatedly appealed to the Australian government to take action and fight against the huge wave of anti-Semitism spreading in Australian society.’

PM Albanese said terrorist attack

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese issued a statement regarding the incident, in which he termed the indiscriminate firing on thousands of people gathered at Sydney’s Bondi Beach to participate in the Jewish festival of Hanukkah as a terrorist attack. He strongly condemned this attack and also expressed condolences to the affected people.

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A High Court of Pakistan on Tuesday (November 18) ordered the police to stop harassing an Indian Sikh woman. Sarabjit Kaur, 48, was among the 2,000 Sikh pilgrims who crossed into Pakistan from India via the Wagah border earlier this month to celebrate Guru Nanak Jayanti. All the other pilgrims returned home to India on 13 November, but Kaur was found missing.

A senior police officer in Lahore later said that Kaur married Nasir Hussain of Sheikhpura district, about 50 kilometers from Lahore, a day after reaching Pakistan on November 4. On the same day, when the pilgrims went to Nankana Sahib, Kaur left everyone and reached Sheikhpura with Hussain.

Police accused of pressurizing to break marriage

Kaur and Hussain filed a petition in the Lahore High Court on Tuesday complaining that the police illegally raided their house in Farooqabad, Sheikhupura and pressurized them to end their marriage. Lahore High Court Justice Farooq Haider ordered the police to stop harassing the petitioners.

Sarabjit Kaur’s new name is Noor

In the petition, Kaur (who has now become Noor) said that a police officer is harassing her and forcing her to break the marriage. She said her husband is a citizen of Pakistan and has approached the Indian Mission to extend his visa and obtain Pakistani citizenship.

‘Got to Pakistan to marry Hussain’

According to a video viral on social media, Sarabjit Kaur has known Hussain through Facebook for the last 9 years. She said, “I am a divorcee and wanted to marry Hussain, so I have come to Pakistan for this purpose.” She further said that she and her husband are being harassed by the police and unknown people.

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The controversy regarding constitutional amendment is continuously increasing in Pakistan. The judiciary of the country is openly protesting against the 27th amendment of the Constitution. In this series, on Saturday (November 15, 2025), senior judge of Lahore High Court, Justice Shams Mahmood Mirza resigned. Justice Mirza’s tenure in the Lahore High Court was till 2028, but he resigned from his post, calling the 27th Amendment an attack on the Constitution and the judiciary and dangerous for the justice system of the country.

This move by Justice Shams Mahmood Mirza, senior judge of Lahore High Court, is being seen as a historic turning point in the justice system of Pakistan, as it is the first time in the history of the country that a High Court judge has resigned in protest against an amendment to the country’s constitution.

Senior judges of the Supreme Court also resigned

At the same time, before the resignation of Justice Shams, two senior judges of the Supreme Court, Justice Syed Mansoor Ali Shah and Justice Athar Meenallah, also resigned against this amendment, calling it an attack on the Constitution and the judiciary.

Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir is being accused of this entire controversy. Munir is being accused of trying to capture the Constitution of Pakistan by making constitutional changes.

What is the dispute about?,

The reason behind such a big controversy in Pakistan is the 27th Constitutional Amendment, under which a new Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) has been established in the country. According to the amendment, now the FCC will hear all major cases related to the Constitution in the country and the existing Supreme Court has been limited to only civil and criminal cases. In such a situation, the judges of Pakistan say that due to this amendment, the Supreme Court will be snatched away from its first place status and will be placed in the second line.

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Lahore, Pakistan has remained the most polluted city in the world for the last three days, where the air quality has fallen to dangerous levels. The average air quality index (AQI) of the city has reached 412, in view of this, health warnings have been issued and action is being taken on pollution sources.

According to Dawn report, Lower Mall was the worst affected area, whose AQI was 680. It was followed by Iqbal Town (577), Syed Maratib Ali Road (543), Shadman (507), Punjab University Area (506) and Shalimar (495). Environmental experts have appealed to people to wear masks while going out in the morning and evening. Whereas in Delhi-NCR the average AQI remains around 200.

Where in Pakistan’s Punjab is alert issued?

The concentration of PM2.5 in Lahore’s air is many times higher than the global safety limit, increasing the risk of cardiovascular diseases as well as other serious health problems. Punjab Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has issued a high alert in the eastern districts of the province including Lahore, Gujranwala, Sheikhpura, Kasur, Nankana Sahib, Faisalabad, Multan, Bahawalpur, Rahim Yar Khan and Khanpur.

Smog will increase from November to mid December

PDMA Director General Irfan Ali Kathia warned that the intensity of smog is expected to increase from November to mid-December. PDMA has directed all commissioners and deputy commissioners to ensure implementation of government measures to combat smog.

What did Minister Maryam Aurangzeb say?

Senior Punjab Minister Maryam Aurangzeb said that 9 departments are running a large-scale campaign against smog. According to Dawn report, the minister said that the Environment Protection Force and departments are fully active, all regional squads are present in the field and apart from issuing live reports, the brick kilns are being monitored through drones.

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Pakistan’s anti-cyber crime agency on Thursday (October 23, 2025) took a major action against the radical Islamic party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP). Pakistani anti-cyber crime agency has arrested more than 100 social media activists of fundamentalist party TLP for posting inflammatory posts on social media. The information was given by Ajma Bukhari, a provincial minister of Pakistan.

TLP 107 social media workers arrested – Ajma Bukhari

Information Minister of Pakistan’s Punjab province Ajma Bukhari held a press conference in this regard in Lahore on Thursday (October 23, 2025). Azma Bukhari said in the press conference, ‘We have arrested 107 social media activists of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan for posting inflammatory posts. Apart from this, 75 social media accounts have also been blocked.

In fact, last week about 16 people were killed in clashes between police and supporters of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan in Muridke, about 60 kilometers from Lahore. Policemen from Punjab province were also among those killed. Apart from this, more than 1,600 people were also injured.

Punjab province police gave information

In this regard, the police of Punjab province claimed that last week a large number of people were protesting against Israel outside the US Embassy in the country’s capital Islamabad. Which later turned into a violent clash. So far, more than 6,000 workers of the radical Islamic party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan have been arrested in this regard.

At the same time, the government has till now sealed 61 madrassas run by this fundamentalist party. The Auqaf department of the Punjab government has been handed over the control of all the mosques and madrassas of TLP.

TLP Claimed about violent clash

The TLP claimed that police fired directly at unarmed protesters, killing dozens of supporters and injuring thousands who wanted to express their solidarity with the Palestinian people.

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At least 11 TLP workers have been killed in the ongoing violent clash between Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) and police in Punjab. Party chief Saad Rizvi made this claim on Friday (October 10). Rizvi also said that more than two dozen workers were injured during the clashes and many injured workers were not even given medical aid.

Saad Rizvi raised questions on the police action and asked, “On whose orders are you firing?” He hinted at the possibility of some political or government order behind this violence. The main transport and communication systems have come to a standstill due to the clashes and protests. The Lahore-Islamabad-Peshawar Motorway has been closed, while internet services have been suspended in Lahore, Rawalpindi, Islamabad and other major cities of Punjab. Islamabad and Rawalpindi are currently under effective lockdown.

Punjab Police raids TLP chief’s house

Here, Punjab Police raided the house of TLP chief Saad Rizvi and took his wife, mother and children into custody. The tension came after TLP announced its Islamabad march, which was in protest against the Gaza agreement. TLP alleges that this agreement is being made with the support of Western powers, especially America.

TLP leader Nasim Chatha was arrested

Matters worsened when senior TLP leader Nasim Chatha was arrested in Islamabad. Along with this, many other prominent leaders and local workers were also detained in Lahore. In response to this, TLP has announced a massive protest in Islamabad, in which thousands of people from Punjab and other provinces are expected to participate.

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In many cities of Pakistan including Lahore and Islamabad, people are taking to the streets and protesting against the Shahbaz government. To keep the capital of Pakistan safe, internet has been shut down in many cities and lockdown has been imposed. Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) is protesting against the policies of Israel and America.

Violent demonstrations on the streets of Pakistan

TLP workers are moving towards Islamabad in large numbers on the streets. The situation has still not returned to normal in Lahore. A TLP worker and a policeman have died in this violent protest. TLP workers also pelted stones at the police. Police used water cannon and hand grenade to control the situation.

Why is the protest happening?

Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) had announced a protest against Israel outside the US Embassy in Islamabad on Friday (October 10, 2025). After this, the police of Pakistan’s Punjab province raided the TLP headquarters to arrest its chief Saad Hussain Rizvi. The TLP claimed that one of its workers was killed and 20 were injured in the clashes with the police.

Internet service shut down indefinitely

The Shahbaz government has sealed the roads leading to the capital and imposed Section 144 in Rawalpindi. The government ordered to shut down mobile internet services in Islamabad and Rawalpindi indefinitely.

Recently Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif visited America. He supported the 20-point Gaza peace agreement presented by Trump. However, later Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar withdrew from this agreement. He said that the peace plan agreement that was handed over to Trump with Arab countries was different.

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The ground on which the sound of the Vedas was echoed, where Buddha gave the message of compassion and where the first tone of Sanskrit erupted, today the same land is called Islamic Republic Pakistan. The question surprises whether Pakistan was once a Hindu nation, and if not, how did it become an Islamic country. The answer is hidden in the combination of history, religion and politics. Let’s know how

Today’s Pakistan is the same land which has been called Saptasindhu Pradesh in the Vedas. The civilization of the Indus Valley, Mohenjodaro, Harappa, Taxila, flourished on this earth. Yajna took place here, the sages meditated, and Buddhism spread.

This region was originally part of Indian culture, but over time both religion and power changed. In the eighth century, Arab General Muhammad bin Qasim invaded Sindh.

King Dahar fought with valor but was defeated, and for the first time Islamic rule was established on this land. After this, the Islamic culture spread to the depths under the rule of Ghajanvi, Gauri, Lodhi and Mughals.

History stained with fire and blood!

Hindus and Muslims lived together during the British Raj, but the walls of mistrust were erected between them. The Muslim League, built in 1906, announced that Muslims need their own distinct identity in Hindu -dominated India. The two nation theory started from here, the idea that laid the foundation of a new tragedy.

Mohammad Ali Jinnah made it a question of Islamic existence, while Gandhi and Nehru kept talking about unbroken India. The Lahore proposal of 1940 formally gave a formal form of a separate nation for Muslim -dominated areas, and in 1947, in 1947, the Sapna became true in the flood of blood.

Punjab and Bengal burns at the time of partition. Nearly one million people were killed and more than one crore were displaced. The areas of Sindh, Punjab and Balochistan, which were previously inhabited by Hindus and Sikhs, were vacant. The bells of the temples went calm, the echo of Ajan took place. In 1947, the Hindu population in these parts of Pakistan was about 15 percent, but by the 1951 census it had come down to less than two percent.

In 1956, Pakistan declared itself an Islamic Republic. The concept of secularism was constitutionally rejected. The Sharia law came into force under the rule of Zia-ul-Haq, and Islam was made at the root of politics and justice system. This process of Islamicization completely transformed Pakistan into a religious nation, while India chose the path of a parallel state.

Today, the Hindu population in Pakistan has been reduced to about 1.8 percent. They mostly live in areas like Tharaparkar and Mirpurkhas in Sindh. Many temples Heritage Sites are declared but the freedom of worship is limited. Families whose roots were there for centuries, they either migrated or learned to be scared.

Religion and Hato Hanti, Dharma Rakshati Rakshit:

The verses of Manusmriti are remembered, religion and Hato Hanti, Dharma Rakshati Rakshit :. That is, one who destroys religion is destroyed. He who protects him, he survives. The history of Pakistan is a lively example of this truth. India kept religion separate from politics, while Pakistan made religion politics.

Therefore, it would not be wrong to say that Pakistan was never a Hindu nation, but it was definitely the land of Hindu culture. His soil had the smell of Vedic era, the history of Vedas flowed in his rivers.

Time, power and principles eradicated that identity. The boundaries have changed, but the soil is the one who still asks, who I am, the land of the Indus or the Republic of Islamic? Sometimes the lamp used to light on this earth, now it is just the echo of Ajan, this contradiction of history is the real story of Pakistan.

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The borders of India and Pakistan have divided us politically, but the roots of religion and culture are much deeper. The city of Lahore, Pakistan, which people today know only for Islamic architecture and Mughal history which has actually been a forgotten spiritual capital of India.

The esoteric saga of Ramayana period

According to the Puranas and folklore, Lahore’s real name was Lovepuri. This is the same city which was settled by Sri Ram and Sita’s son Luv. For this reason, Lahore was once called Lavpur or Lovepuri. That is, the tradition of Ramayana is still alive on the land of Pakistan. Many people are surprised to hear this fact that the city which we consider to be beyond the border today, has actually been the city of the children of Ayodhya.

Martyrdom of Sikh Gurus and legacy of temples

Lahore was not limited to Hindu culture only. This is the place where Guru Arjun Dev Ji gave martyrdom and even today his gurudwara Dera Sahib is located here.

Before partition, the pagoda, Shaktipeeth and Vishnu temples were active here. The celebration of Deepawali and Baisakhi used to shine here like Amritsar.

Amritsar -Lahore: Two parts of the same soul

Both Amritsar of India and Lahore of Pakistan were considered culturally twins. Language, catering, festivals and religion, everything is the same. Today Seema separated them, but the older generation elders still say: Lahore is incomplete without Amritsar, and Amritsar without Lahore.

Shocking truth

When you consider Lahore a part of Pakistan, you forget that this is the same land where the saga of Ramayana is echoed, where the verses of the Vedas were read, and where the Sikh Guru sacrificed and protected religion by sacrificing. That is, this city is a part of the soul of India. Just the political map pushed it across the boundaries.

Lahore is a part of India even after separating from India. This is the place where the roots of Hinduism, the sacrifice of Sikhism and the shared culture together prove that religious relationships are bigger than the borders.

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15 On August 1947, India became independent from English rights, but Pakistan had made Pakistan a country by dividing India. People were celebrating the independence of the country, but many families were desolate due to sharing there.,

One such story of partition belongs to Bhagwan and Rachpal Kaur, a husband wife of Bajidpur village of Sarhadi district Ferozepur, when he spoke to whom he told that in seven days, the condition had become worse in seven days. Today, when you remember that time, it comes in front of the eyes.

Bhagwan Singh told his story that he was born in 1939 in village Aulakh in Lahore, district of Pakistan. He told that there was a very good atmosphere, people of all castes used to live together, when India became independent, their age was around 8 years. He told that the atmosphere deteriorated within seven days.

Muslim families were given equal

He said that we came out as a convoy on the bullock cart and there was an atmosphere of fear at that time, he said that our convoy was being attacked, but the army arrived. Many times it rained, due to which we survived. He told that we had a lot of land in Pakistan, there was a lot of goods but we did not get anything else.

He further told that we had given the same as our Muslim families, when we were going to India on bull vehicles on the way, then we used to eat food under the bullock cart, the situation of that time was quite worse, our whole family survived and we came to this and I got married in 1961.

Ferozepur came from Pakistan through train

The same Bhagwan Singh’s wife Rachpal Kaur said that at the time of partition, she was three years old and was born in the elected of Pakistan, there were doors all around, at the time of partition, we came to India from Pakistan by train, she told that I did not eat bread, used to eat only five years.