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The owner of a Chorley vape shop has been fined and ordered to carry out 150 hours' unpaid community work after admitting selling to kids and stocking illegal products.
Asmat Adamjee and Zakir Jaffer, parents of the prime suspect in the Noor Mukadam murder case, approached the Islamabad High Court Wednesday seeking an annulment of the sessions court's decision to indict all the suspects on October 14. The petitioners, along with the suspects, are presently imprisoned at the Adiala Jail. In the petition, Zakir said that he had filed a plea in the sessions court seeking copies of the case challan and other evidence. His wife, Asmat too had requested the court to grant time to her counsel. Both the pleas were rejected.
Zahir Jaffer's parents approach Supreme Court Earlier, their bail plea was rejected by the Islamabad High Court Asmat and Zakir Jaffer have been accused of hiding the crime Parents of Zahir Jaffar, the prime suspect in the Noor Mukadam murder case, approached the Supreme Court Wednesday morning, a week after the Islamabad High Court rejected their bail applications. Asmat Adamjee and Zakir Jaffer have been accused of trying to hide the murder to protect their son. On September 29, the Islamabad High Court issued a detailed judgment on their bail petitions. It ruled that Zahir's parents will st...
Islamabad High Court rejects bail plea from Zahir Jaffer's parentsAsmat and Zakir Jaffer have been accused of hiding evidence in the Noor Mukadam murder case They will stay in jail until trial ends, the court rules The Islamabad High Court on Wednesday issued a detailed judgement after rejecting the bail petitions submitted by Zahir Jaffer's parents, Zakir Jaffer and Asmat Jaffer, in the Noor Mukadam murder case. The court has said Zakir and Asmat knew their son was holding Noor hostage.
Issuance of driving licences begins National May 19, 2021 FAISALABAD: The city traffic police Tuesday started issuing driving licences after a hiatus of three weeks due to coronavirus-induced lockdown. A spokesperson for the traffic police Muhammad Ismael said traffic police had temporarily closed driving licence branches including learner permit, renewal of driving licence and driving schools due to high rate of coronavirus positivity rate. Now, all the branches have been reopened and citizens by adopting corona SOPs could contact respective branches for getting driving licences, he added....