Pak court acquits media tycoon in land-related graft case; declares ex-PM Sharif 'proclaimed offender'
Accountability Court gives verdict after prosecution fails to prove charges against Jang Group Chairman Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman
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Accountability Court gives verdict after prosecution fails to prove charges against Jang Group Chairman Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman
A Pakistani court on Monday acquitted media tycoon Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman in a 34-year-old case related to a land he allegedly acquired illegally in collusion with ousted former prime minister Nawaz Sharif who has been declared a "proclaimed offender" in the case. Rehman, the owner of Pakistan's largest media group Jang, which includes some of the country's biggest newspapers
Mian Bashir Ahmad Larvi was a prominent proponent of Sufism, distinguished author, social reformer, and an admired tribal leader of Jammu and Kashmir. He was a fearless maverick unafraid to challenge orthodoxy of religion and politics. His ...
Last of the grand old men of Jammu and Kashmir, Mian Bashir Ahmad Larvi, who passed away on Saturday, has taken away with him a large part of Kashmir's tumultuous history in which he played an epochal role.Baba Sahib, as he was popularly known, ...
An accountability court in Lahore on Thursday indicted Jang Editor-in-chief Mir Shakilur Rahman and two others in a National Accountability Bureau (NAB) reference pertaining to a 34-year-old “illegal land allotment” in his favour, that was allegedly manipulated by former prime minister Nawaz Sharif. Accountability court Judge Asad Ali presided over the hearing in which two other accused in the reference were also present in the court, former director general of Lahore Development Authority Humayon Faiz Rasool and its former director of land development department Mian Bashir Ahmad. All...