The Anti-corruption circle recently conducted a significant operation in Peshawar targeting individuals involved in distributing fake and unregistered drugs. Deputy Director Saad Ullah supervised the entire operation. During the raid, a substantial quantity of illicit drugs was discovered, leading to the apprehension of Nasir Khan, a key suspect in this illegal operation. To ensure a thorough investigation, the recovered drugs have been handed over to a Drug officer for detailed scrutiny. This step is crucial in understanding the nature and potential harm of the substances involved. Simultaneously, a formal case has been filed against Nasir Khan, initiating a comprehensive investigation…
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Pakistan and Afghanistan share a historical connection, marked by Afghan citizens seeking refuge in Pakistan during pivotal events like the Russian invasion in 1979, the aftermath of 9/11, and the recent Afghan Taliban takeover in 2021. Despite consistently welcoming Afghan refugees, Pakistan anticipated improvements in law and order after the Taliban’s success. However, the situation took an unexpected turn, as efforts to curb terrorism were compromised. The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) relocated to Afghanistan, establishing hideouts and resuming operations in Pakistan. Despite Pakistan’s repeated calls for action against the TTP, the Afghan Taliban failed to meet these demands. In response to…
PESHAWAR: In a recent operation led by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) in Peshawar, illegal currency exchange offices were targeted, resulting in the apprehension of two suspects, Hazrat Bilal and Waqas. Acting on the directive of FIA’s Deputy Director, Rizwan Shah, the raids focused on various currency exchange offices in Peshawar Saddar. During the operation, a substantial amount ranging from two to four million rupees, along with documents linked to money laundering, were seized from the aforementioned suspects. Following their apprehension, Hazrat Bilal and Waqas have been detained, and legal proceedings have been initiated against them. This development comes on…
PESHAWAR: The caretaker government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has issued a notification to halt the disbursement of double allowances to government employees working in various government departments. The announcement specifies that employees deputed to the civil secretariat will now have the option of receiving either the secretariat performance allowance or the deputation allowance. Additionally, the provincial finance department has taken notice of the payment of MPhil allowance to MS degree holders and directed an immediate cessation of such disbursements. The directive clarifies that the MPhil allowance should only be granted to individuals holding an MPhil degree, and not to those with…
ISLAMABAD: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged Pakistan to augment the budget allocated for the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) and has proposed the leasing or selling of government-owned enterprises, including Utility stores. The IMF’s recommendations emphasize the need for Pakistan to reassess the role of the private sector in managing Utility stores, possibly through privatization or collaboration. Furthermore, the IMF has expressed concerns about the leadership of state-owned enterprises, deeming it detrimental to the economy given the current economic circumstances. The suggestion implies a call for reforms or restructuring in the management of these enterprises. As of now,…
ORAKZAI: In the town of Doli Korz loir and Kazai in District Orakzai, a short-circuit blast unfolded in a mine, resulting in the entrapment of eleven mine workers. Prompt response from Rescue 1122 led to the successful rescue of the trapped workers after an arduous effort. Following the incident, injured mine workers were swiftly transported to a nearby hospital by Rescue 1122. Additionally, one severely injured individual received specialized care at Kohat Hospital. Regrettably, this marks the second blast at the same mine within a year. A prior incident occurred twelve months ago, caused by a gas spark, resulting in…
PESHAWAR: The Peshawar High Court, led by Justice Abdul Shakoor and Justice Syed Arshad Ali, recently finalized its decision on the MDCAT test after a period of deliberation. Upholding the provincial government’s resolution, the court has endorsed the retaking of the MDCAT test within a span of six weeks. The court’s decision was influenced by the findings of the GIT report, which uncovered substantial evidence of widespread use of electronic devices and a considerable number of students resorting to unfair means during the initial examination. Emphasizing the autonomy of the provincial government’s cabinet in making decisions, the court asserted that…
ISLAMABAD: FIA’s cyber crime wing has apprehended four suspects who were alleged in harassing and blackmailing a woman in Islamabad. FIA’s cyber crime circle has arrested four suspects namely Mohammad Jamshed, Mohsin Raza, Mohammad Hafeez, and Sohan Shah. These suspects were involved in online harassment and financial fraud activities. According to officials Mohammad Hafeez and Sohan Shah have shared obscene Pictures of the victim woman on social media. They were blackmailing her and extorted hundreds and thousands of rupees in return for not sharing her obscene pictures. While Mohammad Jamshed and Mohsin Raza represented them as friends of the Suspect…
In the ongoing Cipher case in Islamabad, the trial has been formally initiated and presided over by Judge Abul Hasnat at Adyala Jail. Notably, Imran Khan is slated to be indicted on the 17th of October, marking a significant development in the legal proceedings. As the trial commenced, Government prosecutor Zulfiqar Hassan Naqvi, along with Imran Khan’s lawyer Salman Safdar Butt and Shah Mahmood Qureshi’s daughter and son, arrived at the court premises. Concurrently, the FIA’s team and the Investigation officer were present, equipped with a copy of the Challan. Within the courtroom, Imran Khan’s legal team received a copy…
JHAL MAGSI: According to information provided by police authorities, an incident unfolded in Jhal Magsi where unidentified individuals forcibly entered a residence. Once inside, they opened fire, tragically resulting in the fatalities of three people, comprising one woman and two men. Alongside these fatalities, three individuals sustained injuries during the violent encounter. Promptly responding to the situation, law enforcement swiftly transported the deceased and the wounded to the District Headquarters (DHQ) hospital. Simultaneously, police officials diligently collected evidence from the crime scene, presumably to aid in the ongoing investigation. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain under scrutiny as authorities work…
