Pakistans PoK Elections Under Fire: Rights Watchdog Exposes Crackdown
Pakistan has conducted elections in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, but a new report by the countrys own human rights watchdog questions whether the vote reflected genuine public trust.The fact-finding mission cited political restrictions, economic grievances, governance failures, arrests, communication curbs and the use of unjustified force against protesters. It also reported that at least 147 Joint Awami Action Committee activists were placed on Pakistans anti-terror watchlist.India has called the so-called PoK elections a farce. Now, Pakistans own rights body says the deeper crisis is about coercion, institutional distrust and the suppression of dissent.Were these elections freeor simply a vote held under force? Shreya Chandra has moreWatch: https://youtu.be/3ZxYf7xOwQs?si=Xd_WDkGHrS91z91o
Pakistan chaos: PCB seeks answers over Rizwan, Imam picks as Misbah quits committee
Pakistan Cricket Board seeks explanation from its selection committee. The board questioned the rationale behind including Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq. This action follows the team's poor performance in the ongoing England Test series. Several players and coaching staff have been released and replaced amid this overhaul. Misbah-ul-Haq is reportedly set to resign from the selection committee.
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Pakistan Cropped Modi Out Of SCO Summit Photo, Put Sharif Centre-Stage | What Was Islamabad Hiding?
Pakistans Prime Ministers Office sparked a diplomatic backlash after posting a cropped SCO Summit photograph that left out Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Irans President and several other leaders while placing Shehbaz Sharif at the centre.Indias PMO posted the complete image, exposing the edit. Sharif later shared the full photograph, but another video posted by his office appeared to crop Modi out again.Was it an intentional snub, an embarrassing mistake or an attempt to control Pakistans global image? Shreya Chandra explains what the edited photo reveals about Islamabads diplomacy and its uneasy relationship with India.
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Pakistan Rights Body Echoes India, Calls PoK Polls Farce, Blasts Munir & Sharif Over Excessive Force
Pakistans own Human Rights Commission has questioned the credibility of elections in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Its fact-finding mission reported heavy security, communication restrictions, phased polling, postponed constituencies and a political boycott. It also raised concern over alleged lethal and disproportionate force against protesters, arrests of activists and journalists, and the placement of at least 147 Joint Awami Action Committee activists on Pakistans Fourth Schedule. The commission has called for an independent investigation and political dialogue. Pakistans government has offered a different account, accusing protesters of violence and disruption. The full casualty figures remain disputed because access and communications were restricted. Shreya Chandra examines why the findings damage Islamabads democratic narrative, why India sees the region as illegally occupied, and what the crackdown reveals about civilian and military power in Pakistan. Can polls held under restrictions deliver legitimacy? And why is dissent being treated as a security threat instead of a right?
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'Terror Can't Be Strategic Asset': PM Modis BIG SCO Message As Pakistan, China Watch In Silence
At the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek, Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered Indias sharpest message on terrorism. He called for one voice, no double standards and action against the full terror ecosystem: financing, recruitment, radicalisation and safe havens. Pakistans Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Chinas Xi Jinping were in the room. Modi did not name them. The message was still clear. Terrorism, he said, cannot become anyones strategic asset. He also called for conflicts to be settled through dialogue, not battlefields. This report decodes the diplomatic warning, the Pakistan angle, Chinas role and the limits of summit rhetoric. Can the SCO act against terror sponsors? Will Beijing stop shielding Pakistan-based groups at international forums? And can India turn a powerful speech into sustained global pressure? Watch the full analysis for the facts, the stakes and the message behind the words as India confronts a more dangerous regional security environment.
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Misbah-ul-Haq resigns from Pakistan's selection committee ahead of third Tesr
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Misbah-ul-Haq Resigns As Pakistan Selector After Sweeping Changes In Test Squad
Pakistan Cricket Board: Misbah-ul-Haq has offered his resignation as selector of Pakistan's men's selection committee after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) made sweeping changes to the squad for the ongoing three-match Test series against England. Misbah was part of the four-member selection committee, which also includes Aaqib Javed, Sarfaraz Ahmed, and Asad Shafiq and was formed in March earlier this year. However, according to a Cricinfo report, the former Pakistan captain has offered to resign from the selection panel. The PCB has yet to accept his resignation, although Misbah has also reportedly resigned from his role as batting consultant at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore. This came a day after the PCB released seven players and head coach and bowling coach Sarfaraz Khan and Umar Gul from the Test squad, following their recent drubbing against England at Lord's. Pakistan have already conceded the series as England have an unassailable 2-0 lead following the 194-run win in the second game at Lord's. The PCB pushed the panic button and released Mohammad Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq, Salman Agha, Ali Usman, Aamer Jamal, Awais Zafar, and Khurram Shahzad. They also decided to bring in five uncapped players - Arafat Minhas, Mohammad Imran Jnr, Saad Baig, Mohammad Imran Randhawa, and Razaullah - to bolster the struggling squad, along with the capped Saim Ayub and Abdullah Fazal. The shake-up extends beyond the playing squad, with red-ball head coach Sarfaraz and bowling coach Gul relieved of their duties following Pakistan's poor run of form, a stretch that also saw Shan Masood replaced by Babar Azam as Test captain. White-ball head coach Mike Hesson and Ashley Noffke will take over backroom duties for the remainder of the tour. Additionally, Sarfaraz Ahmed and Umar Gul have also been released and will be replaced by Mike Hesson and Ashley Noffke in the backroom staff, added the PCB. The shake-up extends beyond the playing squad, with red-ball head coach Sarfaraz and bowling coach Gul relieved of their duties following Pakistan's poor run of form, a stretch that also saw Shan Masood replaced by Babar Azam as Test captain. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories In 2023, two years later, he was roped in as an advisor by the then-chief of the ad hoc management committee, Zaka Ashraf, and has been with the PCB since. He worked as a mentor for the men's Champions Cup in 2024-25 and was also the coach of Pakistan Gold, leading them to the 50-over National Champions Cup. Article Source: IANS
Pakistan Selector And Ex-Captain Misbah-ul-Haq Resigns After Coach Sacked
Pakistan cricket selector and ex-captain Misbah-ul-Haq resigned following the shock sacking of red-ball head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed in the wake of successive Test defeats to England, sources told AFP Tuesday. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced Monday that Ahmed was being replaced by white-ball coach Mike Hesson, from New Zealand, for the last Test starting in Birmingham on September 9. The board also sent seven players home from the England tour and replaced bowling coach Umar Gul with Australian Ashley Noffke in a move that has drawn criticism in Pakistan. The shake-up follows Pakistan's embarrassing innings and 103-run defeat at Headingley and a 194-run drubbing at Lord's, giving England an unbeatable 2-0 lead. Seven players -- Mohammad Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq, Salman Ali Agha, Ali Usman, Aamir Jamal, Muhammad Awais Zafar and Khurram Shahzad -- were sent home, with five of them replaced by uncapped players. Former Pakistan captain and selection committee member Misbah later resigned in protest at not being consulted over the changes, sources told AFP. Misbah sent his resignation to the PCB by email on Monday night and is yet to receive a reply, sources close to Misbah said. Several former coaches and players were left shocked over the unprecedented shake-up with a match still to play. What an absolutely ridiculous situation, ex-Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur told AFP from the United Kingdom. It makes me sad because I know what Pakistan could become with proper leadership, planning and structure. He added it was very disrespectful to have sacked Ahmed. Former selector and Pakistan spinner Tauseef Ahmed called the changes unprecedented and unjust, adding they had created a polluted atmosphere in Pakistan cricket. You don't treat your senior players like this, Tauseef told AFP. Former Pakistan captains Shahid Afridi and Shoaib Malik were also critical of the decision. It's not the way to treat your senior players, Afridi told AFP. Such major decisions during a series are disturbing. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories The players dropped from the squad are still our national cricketers who have served Pakistan, said Malik, adding: Accountability starts once a tour is done, not in the middle of it.
Misbah-ul-Haq resigns from Pakistan men's national selection committee
Former Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq has resigned from the men's national selection committee, Cricinfo reported.
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Former Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq has resigned from the men's national selection committee and as a batting consultant at the National Cricket Academy.
Pakistan cricket in chaos: Misbah resigns as PCB selector amid Test squad shake-up
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Misbah-ul-Haq resigns from Pakistan selection committee amid England Test series changes
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'Pakistan Need Someone Like Kirsten Or Wright': Kaneria Draws Comparisons With Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Cricket: Former Pakistan cricketer Danish Kaneria heaped praise on Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) and highlighted that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) also needs to work on a similar path of building a team after their recent failures against England. Kaneria spoke on the ongoing decline of Pakistan cricket and highlighted how a suitable coach can help them come out of the slump. The former speedster highlighted how players in Sri Lanka are feeding off from the coaching setup as he hailed the performance of Sonal Dinusha in the epic draw against India in a recent Colombo Test. I have to praise Sri Lanka's Sonal Dinusha here. I think he has a fantastic career. In the coming times, his name will be written in the golden books. He completely neutralised the Indian bowling, Kaneria told IANS in an exclusive interaction. For India, Manav Suthar has a very good career; he has it in him to become a big bowler. But the way Sonal played, you can see the difference (between Sri Lanka and Pakistan), he added. Kaneria further emphasised that Sri Lanka's current coach Gary Kirsten is grooming the players and predicted that the Lankan side will be a very dangerous one in the next few months. Gary Kirsten is Sri Lanka's coach. This is the difference: he identified the player, played him and see what he did. Kirsten has good players, and he is grooming them. Within 7-8 months, the Sri Lankan team will be a very dangerous team. They have a good bunch of things. The best thing is they have a fantastic coach. He knows how to pick up the team, he said. He further highlighted that Pakistan also need someone like Kirsten or John Wright to build a team from scratch for the future with youngsters. Pakistan need somebody like Gary Kirsten or John Wright to form a new team from a new structure, he said. Taking note of Dinusha's epic fight in the Colombo Test and Pakistan's failures in England, Kaneria said Pakistan do not have a player like him. There is no player in Pakistan who plays like Sonal. No one comes close to him. No doubt, wickets were dead, but still. It is not easy to stand there for so long and draw a match for your country. It's a big thing. You are right, he said. Meanwhile, Kirsten was Pakistan's white-ball coach for six months in 2024 but exited from the role due to differences with the PCB. Kaneria was asked about Kirsten's unceremonious exit, as he stated that good coaches won't stay with Pakistan. Taking note of Dinusha's epic fight in the Colombo Test and Pakistan's failures in England, Kaneria said Pakistan do not have a player like him. There is no player in Pakistan who plays like Sonal. No one comes close to him. No doubt, wickets were dead, but still. It is not easy to stand there for so long and draw a match for your country. It's a big thing. You are right, he said. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories He will leave. Why will he stay? He will say, what is this? What I am planning, if it goes forward, it changes. If I am planning, the plan changes. What is my job? It is useless to waste time and lose respect, he concluded. Article Source: IANS
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New Delhi, September 1: The Pakistan cricket team is once again in the spotlight due to its poor performance. Under the captaincy of Babar Azam, the team is currently in England for a three-match Test series. After losing the first two Tests, Pakistan finds itself trailing 2-0 in the series. Following this defeat, questions are ... Read more Pakistan Cricket Team Faces Historic Decline, Says Danish Kaneria
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Pakistan Sack Seven Players After Test Series Loss vs England, Replace Coaching Staff Members
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has executed a major mid-tour overhaul by releasing seven players and replacing coaching staff members following their heavy 194-run defeat to England in the second Test at Lord's on Sunday
Under-fire Pakistan Release Seven Players, Change Coaches Following Lords Debacle
The Pakistan Cricket Board: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has executed a major mid-tour overhaul by releasing seven players and replacing coaching staff members following their heavy 194-run defeat to England in the second Test at Lord's on Sunday. London, Aug 31 (IANS) The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has executed a major mid-tour overhaul by releasing seven players and replacing coaching staff members following their heavy 194-run defeat to England in the second Test at Lord's on Sunday. The sweeping changes come with Pakistan trailing 0-2 in the three-match series, having now lost five of their last six Test matches. In a statement issued on Monday, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said it has released former white-ball captain Salman Ali Agha, wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan, and opening batter Imam-ul-Haq, alongside Ali Usman, Aamir Jamal, Muhammad Awais Zafar, and Khurram Shahzad. The Pakistan Cricket Board has today announced that seven players have been released from the Test squad following completion of the Lords Test. A total of seven replacements have been named including five uncapped players at Test level and two capped players, said the PCB in its statement on Monday. The incoming replacements include previously capped Test batters Saim Ayub and Abdullah Fazal, alongside left-arm spin-bowling all-rounder Arafat Minhas. Uncapped players Mohammad Imran Jnr, Saad Baig, Mohammad Imran, and Razaullah will also join the squad ahead of the third Test at Edgbaston in Birmingham, which begins on September 9. Among the players announced as replacements, batters Saim Ayub and Abdullah Fazal have played eight and two Tests, respectively, while left-arm spin-bowling all-rounder Arafat Minhas has represented Pakistan in three ODIs and four T20Is, the board said. The four other players are left-arm fast bowler Mohammad Imran Jnr, wicketkeeper-batter and player of the tournament of Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2025-26 Saad Baig, right-arm pace bowling all-rounders Mohammad Imran (also known as Imran Randhawa) and Razaullah, the PCB added. The shakeup extends beyond the playing squad, with red-ball head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and bowling coach Umar Gul being relieved of their duties following Pakistan's poor run of form, a stretch that also saw Shan Masood being replaced by Babar Azam as Test captain. White-ball head coach Mike Hesson and Ashley Noffke will take over backroom duties for the remainder of the tour. Additionally, Sarfaraz Ahmed and Umar Gul have also been released and will be replaced by Mike Hesson and Ashley Noffke in the backroom staff, added the PCB. The criticism for Pakistan has also been fueled by key player performances and off-field controversies during the match. Left-handed batter Imam drew sharp criticism after failing to bat in either innings due to a calf injury reported on day one. His appearance on the outfield for warm-ups on the fourth morning drew severe public scrutiny, with former England fast bowler Stuart Broad labeling the display all for show on television commentary. The criticism for Pakistan has also been fueled by key player performances and off-field controversies during the match. Left-handed batter Imam drew sharp criticism after failing to bat in either innings due to a calf injury reported on day one. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Updated Pakistan Test squad for Birmingham Test: Babar Azam (captain), Abdullah Fazal, Arafat Minhas, Azan Awais, Mohammad Abbas, Mohammad Ali, Muhammad Imran, Mohammad Imran Jnr, Muhammad Ghazi Ghori (wicket-keeper), Razaullah, Saad Baig (wicket-keeper), Saim Ayub, Sajid Khan, Saud Shakeel, Shan Masood and Ubaid Shah Article Source: IANS
Pakistan drop seven players and release head coach
Pakistan respond to their series defeat by England by taking the extraordinary step of dropping seven players, calling up five uncapped players and releasing their head coach.
Pakistan to send Rizwan, Imam back home from England tour
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has launched a formal inquiry into opening batter Imam-ul-Haq's left calf muscle injury, which prevented him from batting in the second Test against England, amid suspicions he may have faked the injury.
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