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The UT police arrested two drug peddlers and recovered 610 grams of heroin from their possession in Chandigarh on Thursday.

Another woman says she was harassed, blackmailed by Usman Mirza By Says Mirza blackmailed and harassed her for a long time. The victim reported Mirza to the FIA's cybercrime wing, but no action was taken.  Another victim of Autoland co-owner Usman Mirza has spoken up, saying Mirza harassed and blackmailed her. Mirza has been arrested by the Islamabad police along with his six accomplices for harassing and assaulting a young couple in Islamabad. He reportedly has a history of harassing women. "Usman Mirza had been harassing me for quite some time," a woman from Rawalpindi told Geo News. "Us...

Pakistan: Names of (Pilot) licence scandal accused on stop-listInternational 2021-02-04, by Editor Comments Off 2 RAWALPINDI: Authorities have placed names of over 45 people including officials of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) licensing branch and pilots – facing inquiries over fake flying licenses – on the stop-list in order to prevent them from fleeing Pakistan. Relevant officials at all airports and border crossings in the country are instructed to detain such people if they try to leave the country and also to inform the Fe...

Names of licence scandal accused on stop-list FIA sends details of around 50 people including CAA officials and pilots to all airports, crossings Civil Aviation Authority is not conducting the privatisation transaction to hand over three international airports. PHOTO: FILE RAWALPINDI: Authorities have placed names of over 45 people including officials of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) licensing branch and pilots – facing inquiries over fake flying licenses – on the stop-list in order to prevent them from fleeing Pakistan. Relevant officials at all airports and border crossings in the...

FIA apprehends CAA high-ups, pilot in fake licenses fiasco The corporate crime cell registers four cases in Karachi naming six aviation officers and two pilots FIA HQ Islamabad. PHOTO: FILE KARACHI: Pakistan's top investigation agency on Friday arrested six people for their alleged involvement in a scandal involving fraudulently obtained pilots' licences that came to light after a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) jet crashed last year, officials said. "Five Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) officials and a pilot have been arrested," the Federal Investigation Agency said in a statement, add...