Tension has once again increased on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. There has been heavy firing between the two countries on the Chaman border. Afghan officials said that four civilians have been killed in heavy firing from Pakistan.

According to the report of Al Jazeera, the Governor of Spin Boldak district of Afghanistan has also confirmed these deaths on Saturday (December 5, 2025). At the same time, there is information about the injured being brought to the district hospitals of Pakistan. However, Pakistan said that no one was killed in the firing.

Both sides are accusing each other of attacking first

Officials from both sides accused each other of firing on the border with Balochistan province on Friday (December 5, 2025). According to the report of Pakistani newspaper Dawn, Pakistani officials said that Afghan forces had fired mortars in Badani area. While Afghan Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid alleged that the attack on Spin Boldak was carried out by Pakistan. He claimed that his forces retaliated. Official sources in Pakistan told Dawn that Pakistani forces opened fire in response to the Afghan attack. Apart from this, there are reports of firing on Chaman-Kandahar highway, but these have not been confirmed yet.

A senior Quetta official, on condition of anonymity, confirmed that the firing started around 10 pm and continued till late night. Medical Superintendent of Chaman District Hospital said that three injured people including a woman have been brought to the hospital. Whereas no official statement has been issued by the Pakistan Army’s media wing ISPR or the Foreign Office in this regard.

Tension continued between the two countries last month also

Chaman Border is also known as Friendship Gate. It connects Balochistan province to Kandahar in Afghanistan. The two countries agreed to a ceasefire agreement following tensions last month, but Pakistan’s Foreign Office said last month that technically no ceasefire agreement is in force as it depends on the Afghan Taliban stopping terrorist attacks in Pakistan and it has failed to do so.

(Report- with inputs from PTI)

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Both India and Pakistan had similar political heritage. Both countries adopted Britain’s parliamentary democratic system, but the rules and procedure for becoming Prime Minister are quite different in both countries. In India, the Prime Minister is selected on the basis of votes cast by the public. Apart from this, some qualifications have also been prescribed to become the Prime Minister of India. Whereas in Pakistan the process of choosing the Prime Minister is based on both religious and constitutional aspects. In such a situation, let us tell you today how much education is necessary to become the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

How is PM elected in Pakistan?

Like India, general elections are also held in Pakistan. There are a total of 342 seats in Pakistan, out of which the public elects its representatives by directly voting on 272 seats. People from specific classes and communities are appointed to the remaining 70 seats. The elected members become part of the National Assembly and this assembly selects the Prime Minister. In fact, when the National Assembly of Pakistan has to elect its leader, all the members are present in the assembly on the orders of the Speaker. After this, the doors of the assembly are closed, so that no one can go in or out. After this, the Speaker announces the names of the candidates for the post of Prime Minister and the members choose their leader by voting, the one in whose favor the most votes are cast becomes the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

What qualifications are required to become the PM of Pakistan?

According to the Constitution of Pakistan, only a person who is a citizen of Pakistan can become the Prime Minister of Pakistan. To become the Prime Minister of Pakistan, a person must be a Muslim and must have completed at least 25 years of age. Also, to become the Prime Minister of Pakistan, a person must have knowledge of the teachings of Islam. He follows the duties prescribed by Islam. Apart from this, he should not be involved in any serious crime, he should have good character and he should not be infamous for violating Islamic beliefs. Nowhere in these qualifications is it mentioned that any special education is required for the post of Prime Minister. This means that any special degree or educational qualification is not mandatory to become the Prime Minister in Pakistan.

Oath is taken on religious basis

In India, the oath taken by the Prime Minister or the Minister of the Constitution is not related to religion. However, in Pakistan the Prime Minister considers religion as a witness while taking oath. Quran-e-Pak, Allah and Hazrat Mohammad are mentioned in his oath. In Pakistan, during the oath taking ceremony, the Prime Minister also says after his name that he is a Muslim and only then the further oath is taken.

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Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif held a bilateral meeting on Tuesday (2 September 2025) with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing, China, on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit. However, a video of his meeting with Putin has been viral, in which he is being trolled for small pants. On this, the nebhenses even said that the Pakistani Prime Minister was wearing a capri instead of pants. The interesting thing is that Kangana Ranaut, who became an actress -turned -leader about Shahbaz Sharif’s pants, commented and wrote that really.

Thousands of social media users commented on Shahbaz Sharif’s video. One wrote that Putin’s body language with Shahbaz Sharif says a lot. Obviously, Putin must be thinking, ‘Son, the next number will be yours. Some Neitizers made fun of Sharif by saying that he is wearing his younger brother’s pants. Taking a sarcasm at Sharif, a human rights activist wrote, “Sharif must have found his suit in begging. Seeing his pants, I miss Tarek Fatah Bhai who said that the elder brother’s kurta kurta used to say that the younger brother’s pajama.

WTF is Wrong with his pants .. Did he go there wearing capris? https://t.co/6zsmwdslki

– girish kudva (@girishkudva) September 2, 2025

Sharif faced embarrassment
At the beginning of the meeting, Sharif faced embarrassment as he had to struggle with his translation headphones. A video of headphones failure also surfaced online, in which Pakistani Prime Minister is seen struggling to install translation earpieces. During the bilateral meeting, Sharif told Putin that his country respects Russia’s relations with India and he called upon Islamabad to strengthen relations with Moscow. The two leaders also attended the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin, China earlier this week.

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Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Shameful Action: The Pakistani government has done a nefarious act. Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has given the award to former cricketer Shahid Afridi, who has spewed poison against India. The government of Pakistan has given this award to Shahid Afridi to protest India during the operation vermilion without any fact.

Shahid Afridi gets reward for fake things

It has been constantly said by India that Pakistan supports terrorism. Pakistan has been given a befitting reply from India several times. The Pahalgam terror attack took place in India on 22 April in the Kashmir Valley, which has been avenged by the Indian Army through Operation Sindoor. The Indian Army conducted Operation vermilion against Pakistan’s terrorists for three days, in which many terrorists were killed in Pakistan. Meanwhile, former Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi raised poison against India, which was answered by Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan.

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Operation Sindoor: China on Thursday urged India and Pakistan to exercise restraint and avoid such actions, which could make the situation more complicated. Along with this, he asked both neighbors to work in “broad interest of peace and stability”. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lynn Gian said during media briefing that Beijing is worried about the current development. He said, “We urge both sides to work in the broader interest of peace and stability, to follow international law, remain calm, restraint, restraint and avoid actions that can make the situation more complicated.”

Meanwhile, China has done such a thing, about which Pakistan will feel chilly. Chinese Ambassador to India, Joo Faihong, posted a post on X and wrote that China is ahead in advance communication and EV, while India is shining in IT and innovation. Both countries are pushing state -of -the -art technology, together promoting global progress.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lynn Gian on India-Pakistan tension said yesterday, “We shared the situation in China on the ongoing situation between India and Pakistan. China is concerned with the current developments. India and Pakistan are each other’s neighbors and will always be. Both of them are neighbors of China.… pic.twitter.com/ighcvx9slm

– ani_hindinews (@ahindinews) May 9, 2025,

China leads in advanced communications and evs, while India shines in it and innovation. Both nations are advancing cutting-edge tech, fostering global progress togeter. pic.twitter.com/S0NTMMUSWA

– Xu feihong (@china_amb_india) May 9, 2025

Action in response to Pahalgam terror attack
After the terrorist attack on April 22 in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, tension between India and Pakistan has increased. In response to the Pahalgam terror attack, the Indian armed forces on May 7 made accurate attacks on terrorist structures in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Nine terrorist bases were targeted in Operation Sindoor launched by the Indian Army, which were successfully targeted. The Pakistan Armed Forces carried out several attacks using drones and other weapons on the entire western border on midnight of 08 and 09 May 2025. Pak soldiers also carried out several ceasefire violations (CFVs) along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir. The drone attacks were effectively thwarted and the CFV was given a befitting reply.