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By Our Staff Reporter Karachi: A woman allegedly killed her boyfriend in Karachi and hacked his body parts. Prompted by a call made on emergency police helpline, a police team found a dead body of a 65-year-old man with his head cut off from rest of body which was hacked into pieces. Bone chilling murder occurred in Karachi’s Saddar ares. Police has taken a woman into custody who was allegedly co-habiting with him for the past several years, police officials said Friday. When contacted, preedy Police Station House Officer (SHO) Sajjad Khan told Islamabad Telegraph on Friday that police received…
By Our Staff Reporter New Delhi: Indian Chief of defense Staff and his wife died Today following fatal helicopter crash in Tamil Nado, an Indian state. Fourteen people on board have been killed. An Indian Army helicopter with Indian Chief of Defense Staff on board, crashed Today killing fourteen people including him and wife. CDS was earlier reported to have sustained severe injuries and rushed to a military hospital where he was declared dead. Indian army confirmed in a statement that an Indian army helicopter carrying the country’s chief of defense Staff crashed Wednesday in southern Tamil Nadu state. It…
By Our Special Correspondent Faisalabad: In yet another incident of violence against women, a gang of ruthless men manhandled three women including a teenage girl, stripped them in public. As it was not enough, women were filmed naked in public. It all happened in broad day light in one of the busiest market of Faisalabad, Pakistan’s third largest city which is often compared to Manchester for vibrant textile industry. Women were accused of stealing articles worth a few hundreds rupees. Hundreds of men filmed the whole episode in their smart phones while the women have been pleading not guilty of…
Meanwhile, representatives from all walks of life visited the Pakistan High Commission, Colombo By Our Staff Reporter Colombo: With rears rolling down their cheeks, family members received Priyantha Diyawadana dead body. Meanwhile, representatives from all walks of life visited the Pakistan High Commission, Colombo. They came from Sri Lankan Parliament, Coordinators for the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka for all religions including Hinduism,Christianity, Buddhism & Islam. All of them expressed their satisfaction over the quick action of the Pakistan Government in apprehension of the perpetrators of the Sialkot tragedy. They also appreciated the fact that the Prome Minister Mr. Imran…
Ranatunga appreciates Prime Minister Imran Khan for ensuring justice in Priyantha Kumara case who was lynched to death in Pakistan on December 3, 2021.
By Our Staff Reporter Islamabad: In a major development, The Supreme Court on Thursday ordered to put the name of a woman Sadaf Naz in the Exit Control List (E-CL) allegedly involved in the trafficking of girls to Dubai. According to local media reports, a two-member SC bench comprising Justice Maqbool Baqar and Justice Qazi Muhammad Amin heard the case filed by Mst. Khush Bakht Mirza alias Sophia Mirza against Mst. Sadaf Naz seeking cancellation of her bail. During the course of the proceedings, the petitioner pleaded that her daughters were abducted and trafficked abroad. She said that she had not seen her…
By Zoraiz Klasra Islamabad: Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the inclusion of an extremely vague section on conduct “obligations” in a law on protecting journalists that has just been passed by Pakistan’s federal parliament. Tantamount to censorship and intimidation, this section is unacceptable and must be withdrawn, RSF says. The devil is in the details. Approved by the senate on 19 November, the “Protection of Journalists and Media Professionals Act, 2021” is supposed to provide an alert and defence mechanism for journalists who feel threatened in Pakistan, for years one of the world’s deadliest countries for the media. But there’s…
By Our Staff Reporter Lower Dir: Police in Lower Dir district of Khyber Pakhtoonkhaw province has arrested a senior civil judge accused of raping a woman. A senior official dealing with the case confirmed that senior civil judge was arrested Thursday night for blackmailing and raping a woman in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Lower Dir. According to the complainant, the suspect, identified as Muhammad Jamshed, has promised her a job earlier this year. “He said he would take money in return. Since we didn’t have cash, I gave him my jewelry worth Rs1.5 million.” According to a source in Lower Dir’s police…
By Haneen Abbas Islamabad: Three days after US based Pakistani journalist released controversial audio tape of a conversation held between former Chief justice and his acquaintance which revealed how powerful people allegedly forced then top judge to give sentence to former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his daughter, unknown people attacked journalist’s wife in posh sector of Lahore in the evening on Wednesday. Unknown attacker intercepted car of Ambreen Fatima, who is also a journalist, as soon as she left home with children in the evening on Wednesday. An attacker attacked her car with a hammer repeatedly until it broke…
By Mehr Ghazanfar Klasra Karachi: A gang of local lawyers allegedly thrashed and manhandled a female human rights activist belonging to ruling political party of Prime Minister Imran Khan. Laila Parveen, the victim, was manhandled by gang of charged lawyers who slapped her in face and repeatedly kicked her. While her brother was brutally attacked by the same gang and fell unconscious. It all happened in the presence of police which has been witnessing the scene silently in the premises of Malir courts on Monday. Laila Parveen told the media that she along with her brother had appeared before a…
