Lahore, 5 January – In a concerted effort to curb crime and vandalism in Lahore, the Police Department launched a massive operation on the sixth day of the current week. According to Dolphin Police’s spokesperson, a total of 77 suspects were apprehended from various areas of the city during the operation.
Commissioner Lahore Division, Marrium Khan, has announced that aerial firing and kite-flying will be strictly prohibited in Lahore before February 6th. The police spokesperson revealed that 70 vandals were arrested from Defense, Mall Road, Canal Road, Jail Road, Bandar Road, and other areas. Seven suspects involved in aerial firing and kite-flying were arrested from Factory Area and Shera Kot.
The police seized three pistols, kites, and door locks from the possession of the suspects. SP Dolphin Akhtar Nawaz assured that operations against aerial firing, vandalism, and kite-flying will continue unabated. He emphasized that the city’s residents’ safety will be ensured at all costs.
In a related development, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has offered talks to the opposition, assuring them of his commitment to finding a solution to the current impasse. Rana Sanaullah, the Acting Representative of the Prime Minister, stated that the United Nations Charter binds countries to refrain from using force or coercion against another state.
Meanwhile, a new rate list has been issued in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa after a reduction in diesel prices. The Transport Department has announced a 50% concession for students and special individuals in the new rate list.
A disturbing incident occurred at a private university in Peshawar, where a student allegedly abducted a woman and her child by posing as their doctor. The university has promised to provide medical treatment to the woman.
Marium Nawaz has expressed her willingness to provide medical treatment to anyone in need, stating that the doors of their hearts are open to everyone. The Punjab government has approved a policy to ban honorary titles for individuals who propagate anti-state narratives.
In a separate incident, a case has been registered against the acquisition of explosives in Karachi’s Raiwind area. The Punjab government has approved a policy to ban honorary titles for individuals who propagate anti-state narratives.
In a related development, Pakistan’s Ambassador to Iran, Reza Amiri Manesh, has expressed concern over the resurgence of the enemy’s propaganda network. He stated that the enemies have been instigating elements to cause chaos in Iran through social media.
The government has issued a new transport fare card in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa after a reduction in diesel prices. The Transport Department has announced a 50% concession for students and special individuals in the new rate list.
In a separate incident, a bomb was found in a car in Karachi’s Raiwind area. The Punjab government has approved a policy to ban honorary titles for individuals who propagate anti-state narratives.
In a related development, the government has approved a policy to ban honorary titles for individuals who propagate anti-state narratives.
In a separate incident, a bomb was found in a car in Karachi’s Raiwind area.
The funeral prayers of the deceased Begum Khaleda Zia will be held in Lahore after the Friday prayers.
