The prime suspect in the quadruple TikTokers murder case was sent to prison on Thursday after a district and sessions court dismissed his bail application, ordering his arrest.Rehman Ali, who had.
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Initially the police said the young lady doctor practising at a private hospital in Clifton had allegedly committed suicide by shooting herself at home in Defence Housing Authority on Aug 18, 2020. AP/File
KARACHI: A district court has set March 21 for the indictment of four suspects booked in a case pertaining to the death of Dr Maha Ali Shah.
Initially the police said the young lady doctor practising at a private hospital in Clifton had allegedly committed suicide by shooting herself at home in Defence Housing Authority on Aug 18, 2020.
But later, the police booked eight people including her friends Junaid Khan, Waqas Hasan, Bilal, Yasin, Saad, Munir, Nasir under relevant sections of the law pertaining to poisoning the victim to death.
KARACHI: Police stopped journalists from entering Karachi High Court to cover the Karachi Bar annual election on Saturday.
The police ordered all the media persons to stay out of court. A large number of litigants were also present outside the court for case hearings but now facing severe difficulties as Karachi Bar Association elections were underway.
Presiding Officer District and Sessions Judge South Munawar Ali Lodhi visited the polling station and reviewed the situation, while Karachi Bar President Munir Ahmad Malik also appealed to the lawyers to strictly adhere to coronavirus SOPs during the elections.
The Karachi Bar Association is the biggest bar in Pakistan where thousands of lawyers are casting their vote. INP
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