Category: Pakistan

Murtaza Solangi, the Caretaker Minister for Information and Broadcasting, has provided clarification regarding Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq-Kakar’s recent comments about Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan. […]

During the briefing, attendees discussed a range of actions aimed at curbing criminal activities, especially street crimes, and addressing the issue of illegal immigrants. The meeting was held against the backdrop of a growing need to enhance law enforcement efforts and ensure the safety and security of residents in Karachi.

According to credible sources, Chief Justice Bandial had made a phone call to Justice Tariq Masood, expressing his strong dissatisfaction with the prospect of withdrawing a complaint that Justice Tariq had lodged against a colleague. This complaint pertained to alleged misconduct or professional impropriety by the said judge.

Missing TV Anchorperson Imran Riaz Khan Found Safe at Home, Confirms Punjab Inspector General” Punjab Inspector General (IG) Dr. Usman Anwar has confirmed to Dawn.com […]

Just one day after it was disclosed that the eyesight of up to 40 diabetes patients had been adversely affected by substandard injections in Lahore, […]

This successful operation marks a significant achievement for security agencies, as it exposes the clandestine activities of an extortionist group that was operating based on classified information. The group had been actively involved in extorting funds from various sources, primarily targeting the business community in the region. What is even more alarming is that they had been employing a range of sinister tactics to extract these illicit funds.

During a subsequent press conference held on the second day of a paid conference, Dercon reiterated that Pakistan’s elite class is focused on maintaining the status quo, which he described as a zero-sum game. He argued that merely preserving the interests of the elite would not yield any solutions.

Prime Minister Kakar began by asserting that no political party in Pakistan is being hindered from engaging in political activities. However, he clarified that any individuals involved in the events of May 9th will face legal consequences. He reiterated that the law applies to all, regardless of their gender.

Justice Sardar Tariq Masood, who led the preliminary review, found that there was no concrete evidence of ethical violations by the mentioned judges. Consequently, he recommended that the complaints be dismissed. This marks a crucial step in resolving the allegations, as his opinion holds significant weight within the Supreme Judicial Council.