Judge remarked that the justice system is functioning, and if it ends, society will end Islamabad: After the approval of her interim bail application, Bushra Bibi, wife of PTI’s founder Imran Khan, had an important exchange with Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) Judge Tahir Abbas Supra. Bushra Bibi’s Criticism of the Judiciary Bushra Bibi expressed her concerns, saying, “After what happened to the founder of PTI and us, the trust in the law has been lost. The trust in the courts has been lost.” Judge Tahir Abbas Supra responded by reassuring her, “No, it is not like that. Trust has not been…
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Main procession will begin at Tibet Centre and culminate at Soldier Bazar Karachi: In preparation for the 13th of Rajab procession marking the birth anniversary of Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib (A.S), Karachi Traffic Police has issued a detailed diversion plan to ensure the safety and smooth movement of vehicles. Key Road Closures and Alternate Routes The main procession will begin at Tibet Centre and end at Soldier Bazar, resulting in road closures along the procession route for security reasons. MA Jinnah Road, from Tibet Centre to Guru Mandir, will be closed, along with surrounding streets. Key Diversions: Sharea Quaideen:…
Judge reprimands defense team for asking Bushra Bibi to sign and thumbprint blank papers Islamabad: The Islamabad Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) has granted interim bail to Bushra Bibi, the wife of PTI chairman, in 13 cases related to the D-Chowk protest on November 26. Judge Tahir Abbas Supra approved the bail against surety bonds worth Rs. 5,000 each and directed the police to present all relevant records by February 7. Key Points Bushra Bibi was also granted interim bail in the Rangers’ accident case until February 7. During the hearing, Judge Tahir Abbas Supra expressed displeasure over the defense counsel’s behavior.…
Northern Pakistan’s dramatic mountain scenery and improved security situation highlighted Islamabad: Pakistan’s Gilgit Baltistan has been listed in Financial Times’ 50 best places to visit in 2025, with the publication noting its stunning mountain scenery and improved security as key reasons for its inclusion. Key Points Financial Times has recognized Gilgit Baltistan as home to some of the world’s most dramatic mountain landscapes. The region’s improved security situation, easier access, and better accommodation options have led to an increase in visitors exploring the area. In August 2024, Pakistan began offering online visas for citizens of over 120 countries, boosting tourism.…
No grand operation will be launched in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, General Asim Munir assures political leaders The only difference with Afghanistan is the presence of TTP safe havens Peshawar: Army Chief General Asim Munir stated that cross-border terrorism, including the presence of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) safe havens in Afghanistan, is the root cause of the differences between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Key Points General Munir assured political representatives that no grand military operation is planned in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; only intelligence-based operations are ongoing. He referred to Afghanistan as a “brotherly” and “Islamic” country, expressing that Pakistan has always sought friendly relations with…
PTI has not presented its demands in writing after committing to do so on December 23 Government will consult coalition parties before responding Defence Minister questions PTI’s intentions ISLAMABAD: Senator Irfan Siddiqui, spokesperson for the government’s negotiation team, criticized Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) for not submitting its demands in writing, despite promising to do so on December 23. Key Points Siddiqui pointed out that PTI failed to meet the 22-day deadline and still hasn’t presented its written demands. Once PTI submits its demands, the government will consult with the seven coalition parties for a response. Defence Minister Khawaja Asif expressed skepticism…
Convoy of 25 vehicles delivers essential supplies to Kurram district. Efforts to dismantle bunkers continue alongside aid distribution. PM emphasizes proactive measures for improving education. ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed optimism about lasting peace in Kurram, stating that the region is witnessing positive changes following the recent peace agreement. Speaking to the cabinet, he acknowledged setbacks after the pact but highlighted the continued delivery of aid to affected areas. Aid Convoy Details A second convoy of 25 vehicles reached areas like Parachinar, Boshehra, and Alizai. 20 vehicles were sent back due to clearance issues. The convoy included flour, sugar,…
“Despite flaws, the justice system is functioning; its collapse would end society,” says ATC judge. Bushra granted interim bail until February 7. Bail approved in 13 D-Chowk protest cases. ISLAMABAD: Bushra Bibi, wife of PTI founder Imran Khan, expressed her disillusionment with the judicial system during an anti-terrorism court hearing. She remarked, “We have lost faith in the courts,” to which Judge Tahir Abbas Sipra responded, “The justice system, despite its flaws, is functioning.” Case Details Bushra cited an instance where a judge’s blood pressure spiked to 200, yet verdicts were issued. The court granted interim bail in the Ramna…
Coal mine sealed after operation completion. 12 miners were trapped following a gas explosion. Incident to be investigated through a Court of Inquiry. Case registered against coal mine owners and management. QUETTA: The search operation at Sanjidi’s coal mine concluded after rescuers recovered the final body of a miner, bringing the death toll to 12. Chief Mines Inspector Abdul Ghani confirmed that the mine collapsed due to a gas explosion on January 9. Details Explosion trapped miners at a depth of 4,000 feet. The coal mine has been sealed, and an inquiry report will be submitted within 15 days. Legal…
District administration confirms remaining vehicles will depart after clearance. Supplies include flour, sugar, ghee, and medicines. Goods delivered to Parachinar, Boshehra, and Alizai. Strict security measures ensured safe passage. HANGU: A second convoy of 25 vehicles carrying essential goods successfully reached Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Kurram district, the local administration confirmed. The delivery followed tribal conflicts that kept routes closed for over 100 days, causing severe shortages of essential items. Relief Operations Last week, a convoy of 40 trucks also delivered supplies to Kurram. The government has dismantled bunkers as part of peace efforts under the Kohat agreement. Negotiations facilitated by peace…
