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ATC throws out Omar Ayub’s bail pleas in May 9 cases

Failure to prosecute leads to rejection; PTI leader accused of burning police mobile containers PTI’s former opposition leader Omar Ayub’s pre-arrest bail pleas in three cases linked to the May 9 riots have been rejected by Lahore’s Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC). Judge Arshad Javed presided over the hearing and denied all three anticipatory bail for lack

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58 employees charged with using false documents

CDA targets employees for securing jobs with forged documents, FIA initiates investigation The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has charged 58 employees for securing jobs using fake educational certificates. The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Anti-Corruption Circle in Islamabad has filed an official case and launched an investigation into the deceptive employment practices. According to the suit,

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DG ISPR slams Imran Khan’s anti-army narrative

Director General Inter-Service Public Relations Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry. Photo: File DG ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry (DG ISPR) attacked jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan, calling him a “threat to national security” and warned that no one will be allowed to incite the public against the armed forces. He said Khan’s “anti-army”

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Pakistan unveils new 5-year plan to save the endangered Indus River Dolphin

The strategy includes habitat restoration and safer river flows to protect the country’s iconic freshwater species Pakistan, working with WWF-Pakistan and federal and provincial departments, is developing a five-year national strategy to conserve the endangered Indus river dolphin, officials said. The plan, which is still under consultation, aims to protect the species and restore its

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Imaan Mazari, Hadi Chattha file petition seeking transfer of case, cites judge’s lack of transparency

Chattha files 342 statement, hearing adjourned to Monday in couple’s controversial tweets case Human rights lawyer and social activist Imaan Mazari and her husband Hadi Ali Chattha. Photo file Lawyer Imaan Mazari and her husband Hadi Ali Chattha have filed a petition in the Islamabad High Court seeking transfer of their case alleging lack of

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Key NCCIA officers held in call center scam

RAWALPINDI: The Federal Investigation Agency’s Anti-Corruption Circle Islamabad has arrested National Cyber ​​Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) Deputy Director Salman Awan Alvi and Sub-Inspector Sarim Ali in the Chinese call center mega-corruption scandal. The main suspects were remanded out of court after their pre-arrest bail was cancelled. Meanwhile, the bail of their alleged frontman, Mohiuddin, was

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Green bus extension stalled due to lack of stops

Pindi Commissioner submits summary to Minister of Local Government to declare construction ‘wild levy’ Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz launched eco-friendly electric buses in Sargodha on September 19, 2025. Source: x.com/pmln_org RAWALPINDI: The second batch of 42 green electric buses for Rawalpindi district has been delayed due to incomplete bus stops and charging points, even

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Aurat March raises concerns over ‘rising abductions’

KARACHI: The organizers of the Aurat march have expressed serious concern over the increasing incidents of alleged abduction of minor girls in Karachi. Addressing a press conference at KPC, social activist Sheema Kermani demanded that the government ensure the safe return of abducted Baloch women and children, including Nasreen Baloch and Mahjabeen Baloch, and immediately

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The government defends the meeting ban against Imran’s sister

ISLAMABAD: The federal government warned on Thursday that anyone who engages in political talk after meeting Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan in Adiala jail would lose visiting rights, saying long-standing prison rules leave no room for such behaviour. In a joint press conference with Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar, Information Minister Attaullah Tarar said

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