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The police claimed to have arrested 10 Afghan nationals illegally residing in Karachi and chanting slogans against Pakistan.

, Nov 5 (IANS) Railway police in Gujarat's Banaskantha have arrested a Pakistani youth from a station while trying to elope with a girl from Kutch.Head constable Ashokbhai Aal and his team were patrolling at the Bhildi railway station when they ...

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Court observed that the duo have no criminal background and were convicted for staying in country without Visa

Tarn Taran: A 26-year-old resident of Tarn Taran committed suicide after shooting himself with his licenced revolver in Patti on Monday at his automobile agency. Gursimran Singh, the deceased, was running his agency in Patti. He got married 10 months ago. Baljinder Singh Aulakh, SHO, Patti city, sai

Health cards should be provided to the people of Balochistan as soon as possible, Chief Minister Mir Abdul Qudus Bizenjo ordered the authorities concerned on Monday. Asking the provincial health department to provide a detailed report in this regard, the chief minister said that all aspects for issuing the health cards should be worked outfinalized quickly. He said that efforts should be made to made this possible in the shortest possible time. Efforts, he said, should be made to provide all bas...

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Illegal funding to US politicians: Pak-origin American lobbyist gets 12 years in jail Sun Online Desk 24th February, 2021 04:35:11  The American Federal Court in California has convicted Ammad Zuberi guilty for violation of ‘Foreign Act’ and has awarded twelve years in prison along with a hefty penalty of $1.75 million (Rs278 million). Imaad Shah Zuberi, 50, of Arcadia, California, was sentenced by US District Judge Virginia A Phillips, who also ordered him to pay $15,705,080 (Rs2.5 billio...

17 members of Tablighi Jamaat absolved of charges in UP The court observed that there was no prima-facie evidence on record to make the accused persons stand trial in the case. Follow Newsd On   The chief judicial magistrate Lucknow, Sushil Kumari, has discharged 17 members of Tablighi Jamaat, booked during the Covid-induced lockdown, from the various charges under IPC, Foreign Act and Epidemic Diseases Act. The court observed that there was no prima-facie evidence on record to make the accuse...

17 Jamaatis absolved of charges in UP By IANS|   Published: 19th February 2021 9:21 am IST Lucknow, Feb 19 : The chief judicial magistrate Lucknow, Sushil Kumari, has discharged 17 members of Tablighi Jamaat, booked during the Covid-induced lockdown, from the various charges under IPC, Foreign Act and Epidemic Diseases Act. The court observed that there was no prima-facie evidence on record to make the accused persons stand trial in the case. Out of 17, seven are foreign nationals while ten ar...