PTI News, Updates and Discussion

[FuturePAF]

Then you are with the rest of Pakistan. We stand with Justice/Haq.

Ameen

 

[Ghazi]

This screengrab shows the PTI’s official website when accessed using a VPN at 1:15pm on January 26.

The PTI on Friday alleged that its websites were “blocked” in Pakistan and demanded an answer from the federal authorities.

The PTI, deprived of its iconic ‘bat’ symbol for the upcoming polls, has fielded its leaders as independent candidates with different electoral symbols.

To combat confusion among voters and to ease access to election-related information, the party launched an online portal on its website insaf.pk, as well as a “back-up site”, pticandidates.com.

It also introduced a feature whereby voters can message on Imran Khan’s official Facebook account to get information about PTI-backed candidates.

Dawn.com staffers tried accessing the PTI’s websites on Friday but were unable to do so through Wi-Fi or mobile data, except when using a Virtual Private Network (VPN).

The party’s official X account tagged the official handles of the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), interim information minister Murtaza Solangi and interim IT minister Umar Saif.

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“Can you explain why PTI’s websites are blocked in Pakistan?” the party asked in the post.

“People are still getting symbol information from Imran Khan’s Facebook page so the question is what purpose is this block serving?” it asked.

Jibran Ilyas, a member of the PTI’s social media team, also tagged Saif in his post, asking, “Can you tell Pakistanis why the websites of [the] country’s most popular political party [are] blocked by you?”

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The PTA has not responded to Dawn.com’s request for a comment on the matter.

The issue comes after a fake web portal — mimicking one launched by the party to provide information on PTI-backed candidates — emerged and was found to be providing incorrect information to voters.

It should also be noted that in recent weeks, multiple countrywide internet outages have been witnessed that coincided with the party’s online events. In the most recent occurrence on January 20, internet services were interrupted an hour before the PTI’s “virtual power show”.

Before that, similar disruptions were reported on December 17 and January 7 as well, leading the party to urge the Supreme Court to take notice of the internet suspension.

For their part, the interim government had blamed “technical” issues and system installations for the disruptions. Earlier this week, information minister Solangi had said that there was “no guarantee” that such incidents would not occur in the future.

In the same press conference, PTA Director General Ahmed Shamim Pirzada attributed the outages to “technical glitches” and system upgrades. “You can face this for the next two to three months,” he had warned.

PTI says its websites ‘blocked’ in Pakistan ahead of Feb 8 polls

“Can you explain why PTI’s websites are blocked in Pakistan?” party asks PTA and interim ministers for information and IT.

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They also created fake website: https://pticandidate.com/ (FAKE)
Original one is with "s" symbol: https://pticandidates.com/

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as site is blocked in Pakistan, you can try these FREE vpns to unblock pticandidates.com website:
Browsec VPN, VPN Book, Freegate VPN, Lantern, Ultra Surf, Psiphon, Cloudflare WARP, VPNGate, Windscribe, Proton and many more.
some of these are total free and some are with limited bandwidth.
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[HAIDER]

PTI says its websites ‘blocked’ in Pakistan ahead of Feb 8 polls​

Dawn.com Published January 26, 2024 Updated about 5 hours ago




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This screengrab shows the PTI’s official website when accessed using a VPN at 1:15pm on January 26.
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The PTI on Friday alleged that its websites were “blocked” in Pakistan and demanded an answer from the federal authorities.
The PTI, deprived of its iconic ‘bat’ symbol for the upcoming polls, has fielded its leaders as independent candidates with different electoral symbols.



To combat confusion among voters and to ease access to election-related information, the party launched an online portal on its website insaf.pk, as well as a “back-up site”, pticandidates.com.
It also introduced a feature whereby voters can message on Imran Khan’s official Facebook account to get information about PTI-backed candidates.
Dawn.com staffers tried accessing the PTI’s websites on Friday but were unable to do so through Wi-Fi or mobile data, except when using a Virtual Private Network (VPN).
The party’s official X account tagged the official handles of the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), interim information minister Murtaza Solangi and interim IT minister Umar Saif.

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“Can you explain why PTI’s websites are blocked in Pakistan?” the party asked in the post.
“People are still getting symbol information from Imran Khan’s Facebook page so the question is what purpose is this block serving?” it asked.
Jibran Ilyas, a member of the PTI’s social media team, also tagged Saif in his post, asking, “Can you tell Pakistanis why the websites of [the] country’s most popular political party [are] blocked by you?”

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The PTA has not responded to Dawn.com’s request for a comment on the matter.



The issue comes after a fake web portal — mimicking one launched by the party to provide information on PTI-backed candidates — emerged and was found to be providing incorrect information to voters.
It should also be noted that in recent weeks, multiple countrywide internet outages have been witnessed that coincided with the party’s online events. In the most recent occurrence on January 20, internet services were interrupted an hour before the PTI’s “virtual power show”.
Before that, similar disruptions were reported on December 17 and January 7 as well, leading the party to urge the Supreme Court to take notice of the internet suspension.



For their part, the interim government had blamed “technical” issues and system installations for the disruptions. Earlier this week, information minister Solangi had said that there was “no guarantee” that such incidents would not occur in the future.
In the same press conference, PTA Director General Ahmed Shamim Pirzada attributed the outages to “technical glitches” and system upgrades. “You can face this for the next two to three months,” he had warned.

 

[Forsvaret]

Entire country is blocked by the military establishment for the past 70+ years.

 

[alphapak]

There is no democracy in Pakistan just cancel the elections and stop
wasting money on this circus, N@p@k Fouj should just make Mota
Nawaja the dummy PM until they have a tantrum again after 2 years.

 

[ghazi52]

PTI founder seeks end to ‘political engineering’ by institutions​

Malik Asad
January 26, 2024

ISLAMABAD: Former prime minister Imran Khan on Thursday sought an end to “political engineering”, calling for giving people the freedom to vote and stressing that the alleged involvement of certain institutions in politics has led to a significant breakdown in the country’s governance.

Mr Khan’s remarks came after his appearance in court in Adiala Jail concerning the Toshakhana and £190 million corruption cases filed by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB).

The Supreme Court, in a previous ruling while granting bail to former minister Khawaja Saad Rafique, had observed that NAB was used for political engineering and pressuring politicians. Mr Rafique and his brother were arrested in December 2018, during Mr Khan’s tenure as prime minister.

Talking to media persons, Mr Khan acknowledged the limitations of politicians in the face of “establishment control” but said he was ready for dialogue with politicians to ensure free and fair elections.

However, the PTI founder ruled out the possibility of supporting the Pakistan Peoples Party before or after the Feb 8 elections, saying, “We will not align with PPP because they are also beneficiaries of the system.”

 

[Ghazi]

@Waz
@Waj Sal

Its Duplicate thread, there is already thread:

PTI says its websites ‘blocked’ in Pakistan ahead of Feb 8 polls

This screengrab shows the PTI’s official website when accessed using a VPN at 1:15pm on January 26. The PTI on Friday alleged that its websites were “blocked” in Pakistan and demanded an answer from the federal authorities. The PTI, deprived of its iconic ‘bat’ symbol for the upcoming polls...

defencepk.com

 

[Sugarcane]

Defense budget well spent.

 

[ghazi52]

Babar ‘hatching another conspiracy under state patronage’: PTI​

Zulfiqar Ahmad

ISLAMABAD: As Akbar S Babar is flexing muscles to “take over” Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), the party on Thursday dared the “certified tout” to proceed with his last failed attempt backed by his handlers to hijack the most popular political party.

Dubbing Babar as a certified tout, the PTI spokesman Raoof Hasan plainly said that he is hatching yet another conspiracy under state patronage after stripping the PTI of its electoral symbol of cricket bat.

This comes after Babar, at a conference held here said that “he rejects the award of tickets by PTI as the position of Imran Khan has no importance”.

 

[Sugarcane]

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[Ghazi]

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every ganja is dangerous.

not only this:



also this:



and even this:

 

[One]

Actual history

 

[Ghazi]

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[alphapak]

What can PTI do against N@p@k paleet Fouj, ISI, gestapo Police
and all political parties that have joined hands? some people say
they need to come out on streets but their own Army will use every
weapon against their own people and also the gestapo Police will
also join in.

Now you guys tell me what should people do? If I say anything else
my post will get deleted.

 

[Forsvaret]

What can PTI do against N@p@k paleet Fouj, ISI, gestapo Police
and all political parties that have joined hands? some people say
they need to come out on streets but their own Army will use every
weapon against their own people and also the gestapo Police will
also join in.

Now you guys tell me what should people do? If I say anything else
my post will get deleted.

Bloody revolution, what else?