On the one hand, the third round of talks is being held in Istanbul to end the border tension between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Meanwhile, terrorist organization Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has openly threatened the Pakistani government and its army.

News agency IANS has received a video in which TTP members announced plans to march from Pakistan’s Punjab province to Islamabad. The organization claims to have a strong presence in the Punjab region and has vowed to establish Islamic system in the entire country.

In the video, a TTP member has described the Pakistani army and government as cruel and claimed that they do not have the capacity to wage war against the Mujahideen. The TTP member has also predicted the imminent fall of the Pakistani army and government.

Pakistan claims – is on Afghan soil ttp members of

At the same time, Pakistan has been continuously claiming that TTP is operating from the soil of Afghanistan. However, TTP members have claimed that they are present in Punjab, Pakistan. This statement of TTP seems to be directly challenging Pakistani intelligence agencies. From the kind of situation unfolding in Pakistan, it seems that Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir’s grip on the ground is now getting loose. A recent example of this was seen a few days ago, when TTP claimed that it had captured the Pakistani Army post.

Serious allegations against Asim Munir

Some critics say that Army Chief General Asim Munir is using the name of TTP to justify the oppression of Pashtuns in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. His action is spoiling the relations between Pakistani and Afghan population and this step is allegedly directed by America.

In view of the situation, serious concerns have arisen regarding internal security in Pakistan. The TTP which Pakistan had played an important role in bringing into existence, today the same TTP has become a thorn in the neck of Pakistan.

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After just a few weeks of violent unrest in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK), a new wave of protests has once again broken out in the area. This time the protests are being led by Generation Z, which mostly consists of young students. This movement was started against education reforms, increasing fees and evaluation process, but now it has turned into a widespread protest against the Pakistani government led by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, which has exposed the pent-up discontent and anger within the youth of the area.

The protest against education reforms was initially peaceful, but the situation worsened when an unidentified gunman allegedly opened fire on a group of students. A student was injured in this incident. In a viral video on social media platforms, a man can be seen firing at protesting students in Muzaffarabad, Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK). After the firing, there was chaos in the entire area. However, it is also being said that when this incident happened in Muzaffarabad, policemen were present there.

PoK Jane in Z protest turned violent

After the incident of firing on the protesting students in PoK, the protests took a decisive turn and the peaceful protesting students went on a rampage, burning tyres, vandalism and arson. Along with this, slogans were also raised against the Pakistani government. These ongoing incidents in POK are similar to what was recently seen in the Gen Z-led protests in South Asian countries like Nepal and Bangladesh.

Chaos in PoK :-
Shots fired during student protests — arson and vandalism reported in several areas.✓ The core issues behind the university students’ demonstrations:Lack of transportation, deteriorating hospitals, and continuously rising university fees -prompting students… pic.twitter.com/9JVyKdSZFA

— THE UNKNOWN MAN (@Theunk13) November 4, 2025

PoK How did widespread protests begin in

This widespread protest in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) started with the demand of increasing fees and better facilities in a major university of Muzaffarabad. As student protests escalated, the university administration banned all political activities.

A similar movement took place in the month of January 2024, when students alleged that lakhs of rupees were being collected in the name of semester fees every 3-4 months. Later, teaching and administrative staff also joined in, demanding an increase in their pending salaries.

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Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif said on Friday (September 12, 2025) that his country would host the next Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) summit in 2027. He asked the officials to start preparations for this in the national capital.

Sharif made this announcement while addressing a program related to a road development project in Rawat area of ​​Rawalpindi. The Prime Minister said, ‘We should start preparing now.’ He did not reveal the date of the summit, which is organized by the member countries.

‘Islamabad will have to make beautiful’

Sharif has made this big announcement while addressing a road development project in Rawat area of ​​Rawalpindi. He said, ‘We need to build housing and make Islamabad beautiful.’ The host of the next summit has been announced after less than a month of the SCO Summit in Tianjin, China, where Pakistan raised the issue of Indus Water Treaty (IWT).

India had spoken about the Pahalgam terror attack and the terrorist organizations in Pakistan at this summit. At the same time, SCO member countries also strongly condemned the Pahalgam terrorist attack in a manifesto and agreed to India’s tough stance that ‘double standards’ are unacceptable in the fight against terrorism.

3 days holiday in Pakistan for summit

Let us know that Pakistan last hosted a meeting of SCO government heads in 2024. At that time Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif had said that the entire region should work together on the strength of better connect with each other and invest in it. The government had declared a three -day holiday for the summit.

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was established on 15 June 2001 in Shanghai city of China. It initially included China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. The full member of the Bharat Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was formed in the year 2017. Its purpose is to promote regional security, economic cooperation and political stability.

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