BREAKING NEWS BREAKING

• Bitcoin Struggles to Surpass $81,800 as Traders Await Fed Decision • NFL Signs Justin Tucker Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations and Ban • Myanmar Diplomat Pleads for Global Action to Alleviate Suffering • Patrick Clancy’s Lawsuit Against Medical Providers Faces Crucial Hearing • Information Ministry Denounces Afghan Taliban’s Claims as False and Fabricated • Suriname’s Archaeological Heritage Offers Insights for Environmental Conservation • Government Prioritizes Solutions for Overseas Pakistanis’ Issues, Says Chaudhry Ihsan Haq • PPP’s Role in Governor’s Rule Criticized as Undemocratic by Raja Nasir Abbas • Babydoll Singer Finds Joy Again After Achieving UK Number One Hit • Sara Ali Khan Declares Independence in Bollywood, Rejects Nepotism Claims • Diesel Prices Approach Rs400 as Government Raises Fuel Rates Again • Ahsan Iqbal Envisions $3 Trillion Economy for Pakistan by 2047 • Bitcoin Struggles to Surpass $81,800 as Traders Await Fed Decision • NFL Signs Justin Tucker Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations and Ban • Myanmar Diplomat Pleads for Global Action to Alleviate Suffering • Patrick Clancy’s Lawsuit Against Medical Providers Faces Crucial Hearing • Information Ministry Denounces Afghan Taliban’s Claims as False and Fabricated • Suriname’s Archaeological Heritage Offers Insights for Environmental Conservation • Government Prioritizes Solutions for Overseas Pakistanis’ Issues, Says Chaudhry Ihsan Haq • PPP’s Role in Governor’s Rule Criticized as Undemocratic by Raja Nasir Abbas • Babydoll Singer Finds Joy Again After Achieving UK Number One Hit • Sara Ali Khan Declares Independence in Bollywood, Rejects Nepotism Claims • Diesel Prices Approach Rs400 as Government Raises Fuel Rates Again • Ahsan Iqbal Envisions $3 Trillion Economy for Pakistan by 2047

PTI Announces Decision to Contest Islamabad Local Elections in 2026

October 28, 2026 • 3 hours ago •

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has officially decided to participate in the local elections scheduled for 2026 in Islamabad. This announcement was made during a meeting chaired by PTI President Aamir Mughal, where a consensus was reached among 400 officials, with 95% in favor of contesting the elections.

The decision reflects PTI’s strategic approach to regain influence in local governance, especially following recent political challenges. Aamir Mughal emphasized the importance of grassroots engagement and the need for strong representation in local bodies to address citizens’ concerns effectively.

This move is significant for PTI as it aims to consolidate its political base and counter opposition narratives. The local elections will serve as a crucial platform for the party to showcase its policies and reconnect with the electorate, particularly in urban areas where local governance issues are paramount.

Looking ahead, PTI plans to initiate a series of preparatory meetings and outreach programs to mobilize support ahead of the elections. The party is expected to announce its candidates and campaign strategies in the coming months, aiming to build momentum as the election date approaches.

📲 Install App