Pakistan’s Sindh province has been hit by a wave of violence, with the recent killing of terrorist Sajid Baloch, a suspected member of the Fidayeen-e-Islam group, exposing the country’s terror landscape. According to security sources, Baloch was also involved in the January 31 attacks in Balochistan.
Sources revealed that the Fidayeen-e-Islam group, linked to the Ra group, had confirmed Baloch’s death on their social media accounts. The group is known to lure young people into armed rebellion. Security agencies confirmed that the deceased terrorist was also listed as a missing person, with the Balochistan Unity Committee and others previously stating that Baloch was among the missing persons.
In Karachi, a large tent was pitched at the Gul Plaza Market in Bagh-e-Jinnah near the PIDE. Sindh Minister for Higher Education, Ismail Rahoo, urged the cancellation of university exams during the Holi and Easter holidays.
In a related development, the Prime Minister’s Adviser on Political Affairs, Asad Umar, formed a medical board comprising doctors from Peshawar’s Cardiology Department to submit a report by March 9.
The Police have registered a case against a government officer’s nephew for committing a crime. The complainant has requested that the notification of Mahmood Khan Achakzai’s appointment be declared null and void, and that the notification be suspended until the case is resolved.
Security forces conducted an intelligence operation in Dera Ismail Khan, targeting militants of the Indian proxy Fidayeen Khawarij. The ISPR said that the operation was launched after it was established that the group’s terrorists had infiltrated the area.
Marryam Nawaz, in a statement, revealed that private ambulances were charging exorbitant fees to transfer dead bodies in government hospitals, but this practice would cease during times of mourning.
The Peshawar High Court issued a 2-page written judgment on a petition filed by a Pakistani woman seeking the citizenship and Pakistan Origin Card (POC) for her Afghan husband.
The DSP of Quetta said that the terrorists involved in the incident in the Chagai region had fired at two cars before setting them on fire.
The Punjab Assembly has witnessed 169 bills being tabled in the last two years, with 144 passed. A report on the performance of the provincial government has been released.
Sindh Chief Minister, Syed Murad Ali Shah, briefed Sindh Party Chairman, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, on the current situation in the province.
The injured motorcyclist has been identified as Hassan Bangwar.
The High Court of Sindh issued a written order in the case of Dr. Afia Siddiqui. A four-member larger bench headed by Justice Arbab Tahir made the decision.
In a statement during the Senate session, the Federal Minister stated that terrorism from Afghanistan is taking place in Pakistan, and that Pakistan has concrete evidence of this. The evidence has been shared with Afghanistan as well.
According to the World Wide Funds for Nature Pakistan, a rare Bohidea Guitarfish has been found in 30 meters of water off the coast of Gwadar. The global population of this species has decreased by 80 percent.
In another development, the West Indies cricket team has shown outstanding performance against Zimbabwe, setting several records.
Bollywood actor Aamir Khan visited Meradhabad to record the title track of his son Junaid Khan’s upcoming film “Ek Din.”
A British Pakistani youth was stabbed to death outside a mosque in Birmingham’s suburb of Small Heath on Friday evening. The tragic incident occurred outside the Oldbury Masjid while the namazis were performing Taraweeh prayers inside the mosque.
Rahul Gandhi assured Deepak Kumar that he needn’t fear, as he had not committed any wrongdoing.
The video of Vijay Deverakonda’s parents expressing their desire for their daughter-in-law has gone viral again.
