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Islamabad: The PTI leaders filed outrageous petitions in the courts before the High Court of Islamabad against the Superintendent of Adiala prison and the secretary at the Maison du Punjab for having denied access to the founder of the PTI, Imran Khan, despite the orders of the court. The petitions were deposited by Imran’s sister,

Islamabad: Friday, the High Court of Islamabad (IHC) raised the suspension order which had interrupted the electoral commission of Pakistan (ECP) on the alleged rigging in the NA-18 Haripur, ordering the electoral organization to continue the case after hearing all the parties concerned. Announcing the reserved verdict, the acting chief judge, Sarfraz Dogar, rejected the

Lahore: The Pakistan Human Rights Commission (HRCP) has published a full regional regional policy framework on the protection of human rights of fishermen who are inadvertently captured through the maritime borders of Pakistan and India. The report highlights the fate of poor fishermen from the two countries, the discriminatory treatment with which they face in

Islamabad: Friday, the Minister of Foreign Affairs reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to constructive commitment to the Shanghai cooperation Organization (SCO). He stressed the importance of mutually beneficial collaboration, in particular in the fields of bilateral trade, transport and regional connectivity. The Deputy Prime Minister made these remarks at a meeting with the secretary general of the

Islamabad: Friday, the High Court of Islamabad (IHC) exceeded the request of a 21st year office of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) against ignoring it for the Promotion, after the issuance of an office memorandum on the issue linked to its promotion at the next year. IHC judge Raja Inam Amin Minhas heard the

Islamabad: The Apex Court finally made a written order, ordering the anti -terrorist courts (ATC) to conclude the trial of the accused involved in the May 9 incidents within four months. However, the Tribunal ordered the ATCS to ensure that the rights of respondents accused of a fair trial should not be hampered in any

Islamabad: Four electricity power plants belonging to the government also filed requests from the energy regulator for the reduction of tariff components. The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) should hear these requests filed by the Central-Garantie Power Power Agency (CPPA-G) on April 24. In an opinion published in the newspapers, the NEPRA informed all