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Praises Attorney General of Pakistan Mansoor Awan for hard work that helped recover missing Baloch students.

During a hearing at the Islamabad High Court, Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani emphasized the need for agencies to operate within legal boundaries while addressing the case of missing Baloch students. The court underscored the necessity of accountability and transparency in their operations.

Justice Kayani observes that no court, judge, lawyer, journalist, or parliament member objects to the agencies working according to the law; they only object to illegal actions.

ISLAMABAD: Vlogger Asad Ali Toor, who was arrested by the Federal Investigation Agency in connection with an inquiry into an anti-judiciary campaign, has been on hunger strike since he was taken...

Islamabad: In a volte-face, a former senior bureaucrat who alleged that 13 candidates from Pakistans garrison city of Rawalpindi were forcefully declared winners in the elections, on Thursday withdrew his allegations and said he made the rigging charges at the behest of ex-prime minister Imran Khans party which offered him a

Seeks probe into "irregularities"; calls on Pakistan to lift social media restrictions.

X, formerly known as Twitter, has been blocked for Pakistani citizens for five days as of Thursday following reports of election fraud in the country.

In a volte-face, a former senior bureaucrat who alleged that 13 candidates from Pakistans garrison city of Rawalpindi were forcefully declared winners in the elections, on Thursday withdrew his allegations and said he made the false charges after ex-prime minister Imran Khans party offered him a lucrative position

Imran Khan’s Tehreek-e-Insaf accuses both parties of stealing their mandate and rigging the polls

Political rivals of Pakistans imprisoned former PM Imran Khan strike deal on a coalition government.