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Daily Times July 18, 2021 The provincial cabinet on the recommendation of IG Police has approved an amendment in Rule 26 of Police Rules 1934 envisioning to stop police officers from making arrest of a person merely on account of registration of First Information Report (FIR). It was approved in cabinet meeting chaired by Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah here at CM House on Saturday. The meeting was attended by provincial ministers, advisors, Chief Secretary, Chairperson P&D and concerned officers. Now after amendment, it provides for police officers to collect credible evidence of in...

Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah presided over a five-hour-long cabinet meeting and took important decisions including procurement of security featured number plates for vehicles. — Photo courtesy CM House Twitter/File KARACHI: The Sindh cabinet on Saturday approved an amendment in the police rules and handing over of four hospitals of Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) to the provincial health department. Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah presided over a five-hour-long cabinet meeting and took important decisions including procurement of security featured number plates for vehicles ...

Cabinet amends police rules to stop arrests merely on basis of FIR July 18, 2021 In the five-hour-long meeting of the provincial cabinet on Saturday, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah took several decisions including amending the police rules under which an accused could not be arrested without credible evidence. The cabinet also decided to hand four hospitals under the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) over to the provincial health department, procure security featured retro-reflective number plates for vehicles and reduce cotton fee from Rs20 per 100 kilogramme (kg) to Rs10 pe...

Since the enactment of PECA, numerous cases have been lodged under it and there has been a mixed response of courts while treating cases involving cybercrimes.Though the courts generally do not...

Writ jurisdiction extraordinary in scope: SC Urges high courts to use this jurisdiction sparingly and not in every run-of-the-mill case A file photo of the Supreme Court of Pakistan. PHOTO: EXPRESS ISLAMABAD: he Supreme Court has urged the high courts to exercise their writ jurisdiction sparingly, noting that this jurisdiction is extraordinary in its scope. "The jurisdiction conferred on the high courts under Article 199 is an extraordinary relief and the same has to be exercised in aid of justice and not to interfere in jurisdictions of other statutory forums. “When the law has provided a...