Journalist Aaliya Shah authors new book titled 'Imran Khan and Naya Pakistan'

JournalismPakistan.com | Published 6 years ago

ISLAMABAD - Journalist and anchor Aaliya Shah's new book ‘Imran Khan Aur Naya Pakistan’ has been published.

The book, the author’s third, is published by Ferozesons Publishers. It details political events and comprises stories including National Elections 2013, the sit-in, PTI, PML-N and PPP’s political stunts, strategies and dramatic politics of this decade.

The book especially focuses on the political journey of Imran Khan and his struggle from dharna to becoming the prime minister.

It includes Khan’s important speeches delivered during massive political gatherings and highlights the role and significance of Naya Pakistan movement, and its impact on the masses.

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