Hina Parvez Butt

Hina Parvez Butt is a LUMS graduate and currently serves as an MPA for the PML(N) in the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab.
Commentary

Before you celebrate…

With historically high disapproval, Khan's house of cards will come crumbling down very soon—MPA for the PML(N) Hina Butt writes.
Commentary

The slow death of free speech

Khan has been exposed as a fascist, with his party's main arsenal being blatant lies, writes MPA Hina Butt.
Commentary

The nation’s real “dacoits”, exposed

The prime minister's senior leaders continue to lie point-blank to the public, increasingly becoming more beligerent, writes Hina Butt.
English

Imran Khan, Corruption King

In light of Pakistan's position in this year's Corruption Perceptions Index, the nation has begun to recollect the PM's past statements.
Commentary

Our captain, a hypocrite

Amid allegations of funding from overseas sources slapping the Khan government in the face, Hina Butt points out the hypocrisy of the PM.
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