• Missing Jhang Student Dies in Hospital After Four-Day Abduction Mystery

    An 18-year-old college student from Jhang, who went missing four days ago while out to collect her exam slip, has died during treatment at DHQ Hospital. Satellite Town Police are investigating the case from multiple angles following an abduction FIR filed by her father, while local residents demand a transparent probe into the circumstances leading to her critical condition and death.

  • Kidnapping for Ransom: Pakistani Actor Muneeb Butt Appears Before Anti-Terrorism Court

    Pakistani actor Muneeb Butt appeared before an Anti-Terrorism Court today regarding a kidnapping-for-ransom case filed against him on April 23. The complainant alleges that Butt and his accomplices abducted him, forcibly transferred millions in cryptocurrency from his digital wallet, and dropped him off in Korangi. The court has extended the actor's interim bail while directing police to submit a progress report.

  • Swat Terror Ambush: Transport Leader Afzal Gujjar Injured, 3 Killed in Heavy Weapons Attack

    Local transport leader Afzal Gujjar was injured and three people—including his son and nephew—were killed after an estimated 40 gunmen ambushed his vehicle with heavy weapons and rocket launchers in Swat. As police arrest three suspects, local residents have blocked the Matta-Mingora road with the victims' bodies, protesting alleged police inaction during the hours-long siege.

  • Roadside Bombing in Turbat Kills Three Construction Workers; Car Targetedly Blown Up

    A series of violent incidents shook Balochistan as a roadside bomb targeting a construction company vehicle killed three in Turbat, while a hand grenade attack gutted a bakery in Wadh. Separately, two people lost their lives to celebratory wedding gunfire in Qila Abdullah, and a police constable was wounded during a successful raid against an armed gang outside Quetta.

  • Quetta Acid Attack: Prime Suspect Killed in Armed Police Encounter Following Raid

    The prime suspect behind the horrific acid attack on Dr. Mahnoor Nasir at Quetta’s Civil Hospital has been killed in a police encounter after opening fire on arresting officers. As the medical community protests the violence, the Balochistan provincial government announced that the injured doctor is being airlifted to Karachi via air ambulance for specialized burn treatment at the state's expense.

  • Italy Sentences Pakistani Couple to Prison for Forcing Daughter into Abortion and Arranged Marriage

    A Pakistani couple living in Reggio Emilia, Italy, has been sentenced to over two years in prison for severe domestic abuse against their 22-year-old daughter. The parents repeatedly assaulted the young woman, forced her to abort a pregnancy, and attempted to coerce her into an arranged marriage with her cousin in Pakistan before she successfully escaped and reported them to the Carabinieri.

  • Seven-Month-Old Palestinian Infant Killed by Israeli Gunfire in Occupied West Bank

    A seven-month-old Palestinian baby was killed and his parents were wounded by Israeli gunfire near a checkpoint in Hebron's Tel Rumeida area in the occupied West Bank. While family members testified that soldiers fired upon their stopped vehicle without provocation, an initial Israeli military inquiry confirmed the victims were "uninvolved civilians," stating the incident is under formal review.

  • PML-N MPA Saqib Chadhar Secures Interim Bail in Actor Momina Iqbal Cyber Harassment Case

    PML-N MPA Saqib Chadhar has secured interim pre-arrest bail until June 24 in a severe cyber harassment and blackmail case filed by actor Momina Iqbal. The case, handled by the NCCIA, was registered after Iqbal's viral social media plea prompted Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz to order immediate action, despite the actor's initial claims that individuals within the CM’s office tried to suppress the investigation.