A day after an anti-terrorism court (ATC) in Lahore ordered the release of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Yasmin Rashid in the Jinnah House attack case, the Punjab police announced to approach the high court against the order. “The court order is being challenged as police were not given the opportunity to present forensic evidence in the case. The court (ATC) order will attain finality after the order of the High Court,” added the statement. The rioting was followed by a harsh crackdown against the former ruling party leaders and workers. However, Yasmin Rashid was among the leaders still standing firm with the deposed prime minister.

ACC Deputy Director Md Salahuddin, the investigating officer in the case filed against 14 individuals, including Prashant Kumar (PK) Halder, on charges of illegal wealth acquisition and money laundering, faced rigorous interrogation by defence lawyers on Sunday. The remaining absconding accused individuals are PK Halder's mother, Lilabati Halder, Purnima Rani Halder, Uttam Kumar Mistry, Amitabh Adhikari, Pritish Kumar Halder, Rajiv Som, Subrata Das, Anang Mohan Roy, and Swapan Kumar Mistry. On January 8, 2020, the ACC filed a case against PK Halder for acquiring and smuggling illegal assets worth Tk275 crore. The investigation officers of the case have uncovered information about embezzlement and smuggling of around Tk3,000 crore. On May 14 this year, PK Halder was arrested in Ashoknagar of India's West Bengal.

HYDERABAD-The vigilance teams of the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) on Saturday caught 100 students using unfair means during the examination of Chemistry subject during the ongoing HSC part II exams. According to the Controller Examinations Masroor Zai, 99 students were caught in the copy cases and one for impersonation in 6 out of 9 districts of Hyderabad division where the board was conducting exams. As many as 54 copy cases were reported from Matiari, 31 from Hyderabad, 5 from Badin and 4 each from Tando Allahyar and Jamshoro. A team of the BISE caught an impersonator at an examination centre in Thatta.

It is due to the shared general belief that legitimacy is ascribed to the laws and strict adherence is expected. In such circumstances it falls on the Executive (i.e., the respective government) to ensure enforcement and implementation of the law. Reports of the Pakistan Automotive and Manufacturing Association for the years 2018-2019 suggest that the ratio of motorcycle to car sales is around 9:1. Till date we continue to see the ordinary practice of motorcycle riders removing their side mirrors and riding their vehicles without them. However, such a crackdown omitted to address or seek enforcement of the recent amendment for motorcycle side mirrors.

The ever-enigmatic and always iconic Taher Shah, known for his unique style and captivating visuals, has sent shockwaves through social media with a cryptic announcement regarding an upcoming release. Shah's management team took to his Twitter account to share the news, declaring that this upcoming project, possibly set for a June 10 release would usher in a new era for the artist. "The beginning of a new era of Taher Shah," read the tweet, detailing past triumphs. Much like Dananeer's viral 'pawri ho rahi hai,' Shah's ventures have united Pakistan and India at many a point. Now, with the announcement of his upcoming project, Shah's followers are eagerly awaiting the dawn of a new era in his musical journey.

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He said the money transferred by the UK National Crime Agency under an agreement was supposed to be deposited in the government accounts, but the PTI chief plundered it. Atta Tarar said that the PTI chief tried to instigate his party workers after committing corruption. To another query, the SAPM said that a joint investigation team had been formed to investigate the May-9 mayhem, while the court had also ordered the PTI chief to cooperate in investigation process. He asserted that the PTI chief would have to be answerable for instigating people to attack the national installations. Atta Tarar said that the law-enforcement agencies’ personnel deployed at Jinnah House on May 9 had shown restraint and tried to stop the miscreants.

HYDERABAD: Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan chief Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui is a political party where collective interests are more important than personal interests. He was speaking at a training meeting of MQM-P officials organised at Ayesha Park in Latifabad No.8 under the auspices of the party’s Hyderabad district chapter on Saturday. Siddiqui said the defenders of the state are commendable while the defenders of the system are a source of shame. He said that we are against this system and think that it is very important to change the guardians of this outdated system. He said that man nurtures his body and soul and the MQM is the name of nurturing the soul.

LAHORE: Pakistan released another 200 Indian fishermen on Friday, bringing the total number of fishermen from the hostile neighbour set free in about three weeks to around 400. According to Kashmir Media Service, “Today, Pakistan is releasing 200 Indian fishermen and 3 civilian prisoners,” Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari tweeted on Friday. He also mentioned that 198 Indian fishermen were repatriated on May 12. The development comes a day after the foreign office spokesperson hinted at the release of another group of Indian fishermen and civilians. “The release of Indian fishermen and civilians demonstrates Pakistan’s consistent policy of not politicising humanitarian matters.

The primacy of this segment of society cannot be emphasized enough because they are the leaders of tomorrow, the visionaries. Undoubtedly, the ilk of such existential crisis hasn’t been witnessed in decades. The contemporary situation has forced multitudes, especially the youngsters, into deserting the country. As the youth sees that there is a plan for the betterment of the country, a ray of hope, they will forsake the belief that this country is doomed. Furthermore, they will stop deserting the country and instead play their due part.

ISLAMABAD, JUN 3: Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on Saturday “reassured” the nation that Pakistan will not default and promised that the government had planned reforms for the country’s “long-term betterment”. We will bring an agricultural revolution in Pakistan, [and] a sovereign wealth fund will be created,” he said. At one point, he stated that the government’s top priority was to ensure that “there is not a single day’s delay in Pakistan’s sovereign commitments”. “Some people like to give dates that [Pakistan] will default on so and so date — they should be ashamed. “Pakistan is a sovereign country.

A drone view shows derailed coaches after two passenger trains collided in Balasore district in the eastern state of Odisha, India, June 3, 2023. PHOTO: REUTERS Rescue workers search for survivors after two passenger trains collided in Balasore district in the eastern state of Odisha, India, June 3, 2023. Experts said Friday's train accident came as a blow to Modi's makeover plans for railways. India's deadliest railway accident was in 1981 when a train plunged off a bridge into a river in Bihar state, killing an estimated 800 people. Deeply saddened by the loss of hundreds of lives in a train accident in India.

Minister for Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives Professor Ahsan Iqbal on Friday stressed the need for adopting the latest techniques and technology in the agriculture sector to boost the economy of the country. He said prompt measures were being taken to prevent the agriculture sector from the negative impacts of climate change, besides promoting research and introducing modern technology for better production. The minister said the country had immense potential to further progress in the agriculture sector. "New projects are being launched to promote research and modern technology," he added. Under the initiative, he said the government had planned to achieve self-sufficiency in agriculture sector.

It happens every year, and there is no reason to expect that this year it will be any different. It is, therefore, suggested that the selling and slaughtering of sacrificial animals on city roads, streets, pavements and even keeping them in houses should be prohibited once and for all. I would suggest buying, selling and slaugh- tering of sacrificial animals should be entrusted entirely to welfare organisations in urban areas. Some mosques also arrange mass slaughter of animals and distribute meat for the convenience of the people. This would also help us keep diseases and viruses away.