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PDM, PTI lock horns over ECP ruling
The PDM coalition leaders want govt should file a reference in SC for PTI’s dissolution, while a PTI leader warned that a ban on party chief Imran Khan was beyond the coalition’s control.
Decriminialise inadvertent border crossings,’ say South Asian organizations
In a joint statement issued by 31 organizations of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and other South Asian countries demanded the SAARC countries humanly treat those fishermen who cross the unmarked maritime boundary.
PTI received funds from foreign individuals, firms: ECP
The ECP has ruled that PTI received prohibited funding from foreign individuals and companies while govt ministers hinted at initiating proceedings to declare PTI a foreign-aided political party
Hundreds killed, thousands displaced in flood-hit Balochistan
The death toll from Balochistan floods and rains has reached a worrying 136, while at least 13,000 homes have been destroyed leaving thousands displaced and without shelter.
3 people arrested over ‘honour’ attack on Jhang cop
Jhang police have arrested three people in connection with a gruesome attack on a constable who was accused of coercing a married woman and leaking her intimate videos on social media.
Kohat court sentences man to death for daughter’s rape
A child protection court in Kohat has sentenced to death a man who sexually abused his 14-year-old daughter for four years.
JCP audio: Data finds ignored judges more competent than nominees
Justice Tariq Masood, with the support of comparative data, argues in the JCP that senior judges ignored by CJP Bandial are far more eligible and competent than the nominees.
A pair of slippers helps nab ‘serial child rapist’ in Peshawar
A pair of slippers have ended up helping to arrest a rapist-killer of three minor girls in the Peshawar area. Police arrested 20-year-old Sohail in connection with the rapes of three minor girls, with two of them being murdered. The crimes have ended up spreading fear and panic in the area.
JCP meeting ends without any approval of nominated judges: sources
The Judicial Commission of Pakistan concluded its meeting on July 28 without approving any names for elevation to the Supreme Court after a majority of members rejected nominations of all five judges, sources said.