A judicial magistrate court has sent two SHOs (Station House Officers) to judicial custody on charges of negligence in a minor girl abuse case in Jacobabad, Sindh. According to police officials, the two SHOs were presented to the court with handcuffs and were remanded in police custody for a day. The court ordered the police to hand over the suspects to the authorities.
Investigating Officer Ghulam Mustafa stated that the two SHOs, SHO AR 44 and SHO AR 52, were accused of negligence in the minor girl abuse case. Six police personnel were already in two-day remand in connection with the same case.
In a related development, Sindh Chief Minister has announced the formation of a special committee of the provincial assembly to investigate the Pakistan Radio incident. Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar, leader of the Movement for the Protection of the Constitution, said that Pakistan cannot talk to Kashmir.
A spokesperson for the hospital stated that the best possible medical facilities are being provided to the pregnant woman and the children.
In other news, a Liberty Bell campaign was launched in Islamabad to celebrate the 250th anniversary of American Independence. According to the US Embassy, US Ambassador to Pakistan Natalie Baker inaugurated the Liberty Bell Initiative at the Lincoln Corner in Islamabad.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif reached London after attending the World Economic Forum annual meeting. The operation to search for individuals buried under the debris in Gul Plaza is still ongoing. The machine has been temporarily stopped to remove the debris.
Cold winds are sweeping through Karachi at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour from the northwestern direction. Citizens are stuck in traffic for hours due to the severe cold and traffic congestion on the Hino Main Road.
According to an announcement, the Federal Minister of Finance has expressed gratitude to the Bill Gates Foundation for its significant role in eradicating polio in Pakistan. The minister emphasized the need for close coordination between relevant institutions to implement health programs.
The snowfall has affected road traffic in various districts, and the rain is continuing in various cities of Sindh and Punjab.
In a separate incident, a business leader claimed that the maintenance cost per square foot was fixed at Rs 245, but despite this, the administration failed to provide proper maintenance, prompting the Market Association to respond.
A woman was sentenced to life imprisonment by a session court in Sergodha for murdering her husband. The suspect was involved in multiple serious cases, including murder, kidnapping, and theft.
The Deputy Commissioner of Eastern District has ordered the regularizing of an illegal petrol pump on the land of the University of Karachi, while the NOC of the petrol pump was canceled three days ago.
An MNA has written a letter to the NAB to conduct an investigation into the projects being implemented under the World Bank in Sindh.
A lawyer has stated that the decision to pass a resolution in the assembly without presenting the case is wrong. The chairman of the Board of Directors of the UN should be asked about the terms and conditions under which they joined the board.
Former US President Donald Trump has stated that he will continue to work with the Board of Directors, including the UN, on various issues.
In a separate incident, a resident of Garden, Serafraz, and a resident of Metroville, Muhammad Usman, have been identified. A resident of Gujranwala, Muhammad Rehman, has also been identified.
Bollywood actress Saanvi Gupta has said that when she started her acting career, her mother threatened to cut off her wrist and said that actors are associated with immoral and wrong professions.
It is worth noting that the UAE has launched a new plan to tackle the water crisis through artificial rain. According to reports, the artificial rain will help to alleviate the water shortage.
