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Opp leaders face legal action over hotel entry

Summary by The Express Tribune

The leadership of the Opposition Grand Alliance (OGA) may face legal action after allegedly forcing entry into a private hotel to hold a conference titled "Supremacy of the Constitution" without official permission. According to sources, the administration had denied permission for the opposition parties to hold their conference on Thursday. However, opposition leaders reportedly forced their way into the hotel to proceed with their gathering. P…

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The Express Tribune

Opp leaders face legal action over hotel entry

11 hours ago·Pakistan

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The News

Opposition alliance vows to proceed with moot despite 'govt threats'

Leader of Opposition in National Assembly Omar Ayub Khan speaks to journalists after two-day opposition moot in Islamabad, February 26, 2025. — Screengrab via YouTube/Geo NewsThe opposition alliance, Tehreek Tahafuz Ayeen-i-Pakistan, has vowed to proceed with the two-day Grand Alliance...

2 days ago·Pakistan

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Dawn

Opposition alliance accuses govt of forcing Islamabad hotel to revoke permission for moot’s 2nd day

Alliance vows to go ahead with second day of conference; PM aide Rana Sanaullah calls on opposition to tell who who gave the alleged orders.

2 days ago·Pakistan

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Pakistan Today

Opposition alliance ‘braves’ hurdles to hold Islamabad grand moot

Ayub calls coalition govt ‘installed Form-47s regime’ having no public mandate ISLAMABAD: The opposition alliance Tehreek-i-Tahaffuz-i-Ayeen-i-Pakistan (TTAP) on Thursday managed to endure ‘hurdles and pressure’ for holding the final day of its grand conference in Islamabad. Earlier, the TTAP had complained about the ‘hurdles’ allegedly created by the state functionaries in securing a venue for the conference. The moot kicked off at Islamabad’s …

14 hours ago·Pakistan

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The Frontier Post

Opposition’s anti-govt moot calls for dialogue

F.P. Report ISLAMABAD: The Tehreek-e-Tahaffuz-e-Ayeen-e-Pakistan (TTAP), a multi-party opposition alliance, on Thursday stressed the need for a national dialogue to steer the country out of the economic and political crises amid “worsening” situation. In their joint declaration issued after the conclusion of the two-day grand moot in the federal capital, the opposition parties stated: “The country’s deteriorating situation demands a joint strate…

14 hours ago

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Islamabad Post

Opp holds anti-govt conference in on second day - Islamabad Post

Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar vows to continue ‘mission’ come what many Khayam Abbasi ISLAMABAD: The coalition of several opposition parties, under the banner of the Tehreek Tahafuz Ayeen-e-Pakistan (TTAP), held their two-day conference after participating leaders forced their way into the hotel hosting the moot. The two-day conference took place at a local hotel in Islamabad on the second and final day, with the opposition accusing the government of pr…

17 hours ago

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