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CPO says 9,000 cops will be deployed on Ashura to ensure security of mourners

Tight security in Faisalabad during Eid July 21, 2021 FAISALABAD: The Police Department has made special arrangements to ensure tight security during three Eid-ul-Azha days, starting from Wednesday. A police spokesman said that 866 Eid congregations would be held in the city including 625 at mosques and Imambargahs and 241 at open places. He said more than 3,000 police personnel, along with five SPs, 13 DSPs, 17 Inspectors and 57 sub-inspectors would be deputed to ensure foolproof security in the district at the Eid congregations. He said 10 teams of Elite Force and 10 teams of Quick Respon...

Bajaur police resolve blind murder case, 2 held July 21, 2021 KHAR: The Bajaur police has resolved a blind murder case and arrested two alleged killers at the boundary between Bajaur and Malakand districts on Tuesday. The police were informed that unknown persons had thrown out a body from the vehicle in Barang Targhao area and fled the scene. Upon information, District Police Officer (DPO) Abdul Samad Khan and Superintendent of Police (investigation) Muhammad Zaman alerted the police and barricaded the entry and exit points across the district to arrest the accused. Teams of Quick Response...

District police officer Imran Khan told journalists that an accomplice of the arrested men was also arrested. He said six uniformed men had abducted Noor Khan of Baz Kallay when he was driving a car near Malanag Adda on the Indus Highway on the night of June 27. Mr Khan said the police recovered the car from Bakkakhel area in Bannu, adding the Bannu division police chief Sajid Ali Khan had formed a special team to trace the gang and ensure safe recovery of the abducted man. The DPO said the police obtained the call data record (CDR) of the kidnapped person and used modern technology to reach...

More significant than the new information in the 120-page report is what it leaves out. In order to obtain the support of the top Republicans on the two committees, the Democratic chairs agreed to omit any discussion of the role of the coup-plotter-in chief, Donald Trump.