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Pakistan’s Cabinet on Thursday (23 October 2025) approved the decision to ban the extremist Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) party under the anti-terrorism law. This party had recently organized violent demonstrations in the country. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif chaired a cabinet meeting in which the Punjab government’s proposal to outlaw the religious group under the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) 1997 was discussed. The Cabinet unanimously approved the ban, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) said in a statement, adding that the Home Ministry presented a summary of the Punjab government’s request and provided information on TLP’s “violent and terrorist activities” in the country. It was told in the meeting that this organization established in 2016 has instigated violence across the country.

Due to this organization, incidents of violence have taken place in different parts of the country. It is told that TLP was also banned in 2021, which was lifted after six months on the condition that the party will not indulge in unrest and violent activities in future. It said that one of the reasons for the current ban on the organization is its reneging on the guarantees given in 2021. After the ban, TLP will be included in the list of banned groups by the National Counter Terrorism Authority (NSTA). This list already includes extremist groups like Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), Lashkar-e-Taiba and terrorist groups like Lashkar-e-Jhangvi and Jaish-e-Mohammed.

Who took the decision to ban TLP?
The decision to ban TLP was taken by the Punjab government in a meeting chaired by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz on October 16. The decision was taken five days after the religious-political party launched a protest march in Lahore. It launched a protest called the ‘Gaza Solidarity March’ on 11 October and pledged to reach Islamabad and protest outside the US Embassy. However, it camped at Muridke, about 60 kilometers from Lahore, from where it was driven out on 13 October. Around 16 people, including policemen, were killed and more than 1,600 others were injured in clashes between police and TLP supporters in Muridke. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s anti-cyber crime agency has arrested more than 100 social media activists of radical Islamic party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) for posting inflammatory posts. A provincial minister gave this information on Thursday.

107 social media activists arrested
Punjab Information Minister Azma Bukhari told a press conference here, ‘We have arrested 107 social media workers (of TLP) for posting inflammatory posts and blocked 75 such accounts.’ Punjab Police claims that more than 6,000 TLP workers have been arrested so far after the violent clashes that took place last week. The government has so far 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. The TLP has 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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Violent clashes broke out between supporters of the extremist Islamist party, Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) and police during an anti-Israel march in Lahore, Pakistan on Monday. At least one officer died and many people were injured. The city came to a near standstill due to violent clashes as protesters marched towards the capital Islamabad.

Firing between police and protesters
Punjab Police Chief Usman Anwar said that the protesters opened fire on the officers, killing one officer and injuring others. He did not confirm the casualties among the protesters, but the TLP said in a statement that several of their supporters were also killed or injured.

TLP chief Saad Rizvi seriously injured
TLP chief Saad Rizvi has been shot several times and is in a critical condition in the hospital. The news of his death is going viral on social media, but according to sources he is seriously injured and has not died. TLP shared a video, in which Rizvi is seen appealing to the security forces to stop firing and saying that they are ready for talks.

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— Zafar Bashir (@zafarbashir_) October 13, 2025

Vehicles were set on fire during the march
Another video went viral on social media in which several vehicles were seen burning, including a truck loaded with TLP supporters. This “Long March” started from the eastern part of Pakistan on Friday. Police had arrested more than 100 people in a demonstration on Saturday.

Demonstration outside the US Embassy
The aim of the protesters was to organize a rally in support of Palestine outside the US Embassy in Islamabad. The police took action to disperse the crowd, during which firing took place. According to the Associated Press, clashes began on Monday when protesters tried to remove containers placed on the streets by police. Supporters clashed with police in Lahore and later stopped in the nearby town of Muridke, then continued the march.

History and influence of TLP in politics
TLP emerged in Pakistan in the 2018 elections and made the defense of strict laws on insult to Islam its main political issue. Since then the party has often organized violent rallies, especially in foreign countries, in protest against the desecration of the Quran. Over the years, TLP has organized several pro-Palestinian rallies in Lahore and other cities.

Government and public reaction
Pakistan’s Deputy Interior Minister Talal Chaudhry said that he did not understand why the TLP chose violence over peace in Gaza. Reactions on social media were mixed – some criticized the TLP, while others condemned the government for blocking major roads even before the march began.

In many cities of Pakistan, the radical Islamic group Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) is holding widespread protests against Israel in a show of support for the Palestinians. This demonstration turned violent in many cities on Friday (October 10, 2025) and Saturday (October 11, 2025), in which at least 11 people have died so far and dozens have been injured.

Islamic protesters headed to the country’s capital Islamabad to show solidarity with Palestinians, with the radical Islamic group naming it the Gaza March and planning a massive protest outside the US embassy in the capital.

TLP’s Gaza march and clash in Lahore

Radical Islamic group Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) started its protest from Pakistan’s major city Lahore on Thursday (October 9, 2025). In fact, TLP had planned a massive protest outside the US embassy to protest the US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas after two years of conflict. Although the TLP had initially carried out this demonstration to challenge the ceasefire, the TLP later said that now their focus has turned towards expressing solidarity with the Palestinians.

Thousands of people took out a rally with sticks and rods

According to AFP report, this protest moved towards Islamabad under the leadership of TLP chief Saad Rizvi. This rally started from the party headquarters on Multan Road, Lahore after the prayers on Friday (October 10, 2025). In this rally, thousands of people carrying sticks and rods were moving forward shouting Islamic slogans. At the same time, Pakistan police set up barricades at various places to stop the protesters and also fired tear gas shells. But a crowd of thousands started pelting stones at the police, after which the protest took a violent turn.

Violence spread to Islamabad and Rawalpindi

In many videos going viral on social media, protesters can be seen capturing government vehicles and destroying public property. After the protest in Lahore turned violent, violence spread to Islamabad and Rawalpindi also. The protesters started attacking the police with stones. At the same time, to stop people from moving forward, the police placed containers on the roads and fired tear gas shells at the protesters to disperse them.

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According to Arab News, TLP has claimed that 11 of its supporters were killed and more than 50 were injured in the last three days. However, Pakistani officials have not commented on this yet.

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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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Atrocities on ahmedia Muslims in Pakistan: In Pakistan, once again the face of religious oppression against minority Ahmedia Muslims has come to light. On the occasion of Eid-ul-Azha in Pakistan, pictures have been revealed from many parts of the country, in which the people of Ahmadiyya community were not only arrested for offering Eid prayers, but the police confiscated the animals after sacrificing on the occasion of Eid.

It can be clearly seen in the photographs revealed from the Bagbanpura area of ​​Lahore, Pakistan near ABP News, that on the prayers of Eid ul Adha, the Bagbanpura police first came out of the mosque and arrested dozens of Ahmadia Muslims and then arrested them by sitting in vehicles. The only crime of these Ahmadiyas Muslims was that he was reciting Namaz on the occasion of Eid ul Adha.

Clushed in the mosque with the arrest of people of Ahmedia community

It can also be seen in the pictures that the Bagbanpura police arrested the Ahmadiya Muslims on the occasion of Eid, along with arresting Ahmadiya Muslims and also locked the mosque in which Ahmadia Muslims were reciting Namaz. With this, when the police of Pakistan Ahmadiyya was persecuting Muslims, at the same time Pakistan’s radical party Tehreek-e-Labback Pakistan (TLP) workers were shouting slogans.

Action against Ahmedia Muslims in many parts of Pakistan

The inhuman and radical face of the Pakistan police against Muslims like Lahore was also seen in Silanwali town of Sargodha district, where the police had received information that an Ahmadiyya family had sacrificed on the occasion of Eid. In such a situation, the radical police of Pakistan immediately reached the house of the person who sacrificed and seized the animal of sacrifice and took it into his car. Not only this, Tehreek-e-Labback Pakistan (TLP) activists and local police raided a house and took similar action in Karachi.

Jinnah had shown dreams to Ahmadiyya Muslims, could not be fulfilled till date

In fact, Pakistan founder Mohammad Ali Jinnah had shown the dream to Ahmadiyya Muslims 80 years ago that the discrimination of them would be overcome when Pakistan became, but just 27 years after Pakistan’s formation, the Parliament of Pakistan had declared the second constitution in the reign of Zulfiller Ali Bhutto in 1974 and declared Ahmadia Muslims as non-Muslims and did not feel like Pakistan’s fifth leaders did not feel like Pakistan in 1984. Under the ‘Ordinance XX’ of the then dictator General Zia-ul-Haq, it was a crime for Ahmadiyya Muslims to follow Islamic beliefs, festivals and customs.

Under this law, the Ahmadiyya community can be punished for up to three years and fined for offering Namaz to the Ahmadiyya community, using Islamic greetings “As-Salam-Alakum”, even calling himself a Muslim. Like every year, this time too, on the occasion of Eid ul Azha, the Ahmadiyya community was kept away from Eid prayers and customs in violation of the basic rights of religious freedom.