2020 in Pakistan

• January 1 – February 28 – Bangladeshi cricket team in Pakistan in 2019–20.
• January 10
  • January 2020 Quetta bombing.
  • January 2020 lunar eclipse[1]
• January 27 – Manzoor Pashteen, a leading activist against corruption in the military, is arrested.[2]

• February 1 – The government declared a national emergency to protect crops and help farmers.[3]
• February 9 – 16 – 2020 Kabaddi World Cup (Circle style).
• February 12 – Hafiz Saeed was convicted of two counts of terrorist financing and was sentenced to five-and-a-half years in prison.[4]
• February 17 – February 2020 Quetta bombing.
• February 20 – 2020 Pakistan Super League: Final.[5]
• February 26 – The first two cases of COVID-19 are reported in Pakistan.[6]
• February 28 – Press reports state that China may send flocks of ducks to Pakistan to fight locusts.[7]

• May 21 – Islamabad High Court ordered that the elephant Kaavan should be immediately relocated to a different sanctuary following a four-year campaign by popular pop singer Cher since 2016 demanding for the release of Kaavan from Islamabad Zoo.[8][9]
• May 22 – Pakistan International Airlines Flight 8303 crashed in Karachi, Sindh, killing 97 of the 99 people on board as well as one on the ground.[10][11]

• June 6 – Govt appoints Muhammad Sadiq as country's first special representative for Afghanistan.[12]
• June 19 – The Supreme Court of Pakistan has quashed a presidential reference filed against Justice Qazi Faiz Esa.[12]
• June 29 – Pakistan Stock Exchange attack - An mass shooting in Karachi left at least 8 people dead including 4 perpetrators.[13]
• June 30 – Nigar Johar becomes the Pakistan Army's first female lieutenant general.[12]

• July 1 – Pakistan temporarily bans popular online game PUBG.[12]
• July 3 – US donates 100 ventilators to support Pakistan's COVID-19 response.[12]
• July 6 – PM Imran Khan inaugurates country's first ever indigenously made ventilators at National Radio and Telecommunication Corporation (NRTC) in Haripur.[12]
• July 11 – Pakistan-born scientist Asifa Akhtar has become the first international female vice president of the biology and medicine section at Germany's prestigious Max Planck Society.[12]
• July 29– In terrorist attack, a soldier is killed at Bajaur security post.[14]

• August 5 – At least 39 people were injured in an RGD-1 grenade attack on a Jamaat-i-Islami rally in the Gulshan-e-Iqbal neighborhood of Karachi. The Sindhudesh Revolutionary Army claimed responsibility for the attack.[15]
• August 10 – A bomb kills at least 5 people were killed and several others were injured in Chaman, Balochistan.[16][17][18]

• September 7 – Mohmand Marble Mine Incident - A mine disaster left at least 19 people dead and another 20 were injured.[19]
• September 10 – PM Pakistan Launches "Roshan Digital Account" For Overseas Pakistanis.[20]

• October 9 - Pakistan banned short video-sharing application TikTok because of immoral videos.[21]
• October 16
  • An attack kills least 7 soldiers and 7 security guards in Balochistan.[21]
  • A bomb kills at least 6 members of the Army in North Waziristan.[21]
• October 20 - Pakistan after 10 days hiatus, Pakistan banned TikTok.[21]
• October 21 - At least 5 people were killed and 27 others were injured in an explosion at an apartment building in Karachi.[22]
• October 27 - 2020 Peshawar school bombing - Eight students were killed in a bombing at a school in Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
• 28 October- Fedral Board of Revenue (FBR) sealed cellular Sim company Jazz head office after they did not pay 25 billions rupees in 2018 .[23]

• January 7 – Fakhruddin G. Ebrahim, judge and former Chief Election Commissioner (b. 1928).
• January 19 – Ali Mardan Shah, politician (b. 1957).[24]
• January 28 – Mohammad Munaf, cricketer (b. 1935).[25]

• February 5 – Mohammad Shafiq, politician.[26]
• February 6 – Malik Ata Muhammad Khan, feudal lord and politician (b. 1941).[27]
• February 10 – Waqar Hasan, cricketer (b. 1932).[28]
• February 15
  • Shahnaz Ansari, politician (b. 1970).[29]
  • Naeemul Haque, political advisor (b. 1949).[30]
• February 20 – Usman Ullah Khan, Olympic boxer (b. 1974).[31]
• February 21 – Lal Khan, Marxist political theorist (b. 1956).[32]
• February 25 – Naimatullah Khan, politician (b. 1930).[33]

• March 6 – Amanullah, actor (b. 1950).[34]
• March 14 – Mubashir Hassan, politician (b. 1922).[35]

• June 26 – Munawar Hasan, former Ameer Jamat E Islami (b. 1941).
• June 22 – Allama Talib Jauhari, Islamic scholar (b. 1939).
• June 20 – Mufti Muhammad Naeem, cleric (b.1958).
• June 17 – Tariq Aziz, television host (b. 1936)[36]
• June 13 – Sabiha Khanum, actress (b. 1935).

• 20 August - Mir Hasil Khan Bizenjo (born 1958), veteran politician and National party president[37]
• 26 August- Muzaffar Hussain Shah (born 1945), former Chief Minister of Sindh[38]
• 29 August - Shafaullah rokhri (born 1966), Pakistani folk singer and songwriter, music producer[39]

13 September Zameer Akhter Naqvi (Islamic Scholar ) passed away

• 2 November - Hafiz Muhammad Durrab Zafar a young talented Boy from Sahiwal

• 13 November 2020 Justice Waqar Ahmed Seth Judge of Supreme Court of Pakistan who Sentenced Death to Ex President of Pakistan General Musharraf.

• 20 November - Allama Khadim Hussain Rizvi (born 1966) Political party (Tahreek-e-labbaik Pakistan) about 2 Crore people attend the funeral of Allama Khadim Hussain Rizvi. (TJK)

• 25 November 2020 Muhammad Jadam Mangrio Politician Belongs to Pakistan Muslim League Functional

2 December - Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali 15th Prime Minister of Pakistan from 2002 to 2004

4 December 2020 Justice Arshad Malik Judge.

31 December - Total 10105+ Persons were died due to Covid-19 during February to 31 December 2020.

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