Category: Pakistan

The Attorney General informed the court that General Zia-ul-Haq’s name was excluded from the Constitution during the 18th amendment. This amendment altered the country’s foundational legal document and had far-reaching implications.

Chief Justice Gulzar Ahmed also took issue with the funding committee established by the government. He questioned the legality of this committee and its operations. The involvement of such a committee in funding and supporting any political activity raises concerns about the transparency of finances and resources used in protests and public gatherings.

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has officially declared that the upcoming general elections in the country will be held on February 11, 2024. This […]

During the proceedings, Chief Justice of Pakistan, Justice Gulzar Ahmed, highlighted the importance of reviewing and assessing the legislative framework to determine how the admissibility of electronic evidence should be handled. This approach reflects the judiciary’s dedication to addressing any shortcomings in the legal process comprehensively.

KARACHI (Dunya News) – Fatalities and Injuries in Various Incidents Across Karachi On Tuesday, Karachi witnessed a series of unfortunate events that resulted in four […]

It has been reported that during these four months, NAB received a total of 41 complaints related to corruption across various government departments in the province. Unfortunately, a significant number of these complaints revolve around the healthcare sector and, more specifically, various hospitals within the province.

According to the notification, monthly consumers using 25 to 90 cubic meters of gas, classified under the “protected” category, will not experience any price increments. However, fixed charges for protected consumers have been raised from Rs. 10 to Rs. 400.

The Federal Information Minister was joined at the briefing by other members of the Federal Cabinet, including Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed, Health Minister Dr. Nadeem Jan, and National Heritage Minister Jamal Shah, among others.

In his dissenting note spanning 27 pages, Justice Manzoor Ali Shah points out that the NAB law is equally applicable to all institutions, including military officers and members of the judiciary. He argues that after parliamentary approval of the amendments, NAB law should take precedence, ensuring that no one is above the law.