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Karachi Court Sends 34 Accused to Jail Over Illegal Call Center and Fraud Operations
Karachi court sends 34 accused, including 15 foreigners, to jail on judicial remand over illegal call center and fraud cases.
Muhammad Hashir
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Imran Khan, Bushra Bibi Sentenced to 17 Years Each in Toshakhana-II Case
A special court has sentenced PTI founder Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi to 17 years in prison each in the Toshakhana-II case over the alleged unlawful retention of a Bulgari jewellery set gifted by the Saudi crown prince.
Muhammad Hashir
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Section 144 Extended in Rawalpindi, Islamabad Until December 24
Section 144 has been extended in Rawalpindi and Islamabad till Dec 24. Gatherings of more than 4 people, rallies, processions, and loudspeakers are banned. Strict action for violators.
Muhammad Hashir
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President Approves De-Notification of IHC Judge Tariq Mahmood Jahangiri
President Zardari approves de-notification of Islamabad High Court judge Tariq Mahmood Jahangiri, following his disqualification over an invalid LLB degree.
Muhammad Hashir
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ATC Begins Process to Declare KP CM Sohail Afridi Proclaimed Offender
Anti-Terrorism Court initiates proceedings to declare KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi and others proclaimed offenders after failure to appear in court. Notices pasted across Rawalpindi.
Muhammad Hashir
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IHC Rules Tariq Jahangiri Ineligible for Judicial Post in Degree Dispute Case
Islamabad High Court declares Tariq Jahangiri ineligible to hold judicial office after Karachi University confirms cancellation of his law degree in a cheating case.
Muhammad Hashir
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NCCIA Busts Ponzi Scheme Network in Karachi, Foreign Nationals Arrested
NCCIA, with intelligence agencies, raids DHA Karachi and arrests several foreign nationals accused of running a large Ponzi scheme, allegedly causing massive financial losses to thousands.
Muhammad Hashir
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LHC Orders Written Reasons for Offloading Passengers from Flights
Lahore High Court warns FIA and authorities that passengers offloaded from flights must be given written reasons immediately, calling it a fundamental right linked to due process and freedom of movement.
Muhammad Hashir
