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Major Police Operation in Rajanpur: 33 Dacoits Surrender, 37 Hideouts Destroyed
Rajanpur police intensify crackdown on dacoits in Katcha areas: 33 surrender, 37+ hideouts destroyed, 342 surrendered so far.
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Bara Political Alliance Demands Immediate Restoration of Peace in Tirah Valley
The Bara Political Alliance urges the government to restore peace in Tirah Valley, protect civilians, and ensure relief for all victims amid ongoing attacks by Khawarij.
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PTI Files Fresh Application Seeking Medical Examination of Imran Khan
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has filed a fresh application demanding a medical examination of Imran Khan, expressing concerns over lack of transparency about his health and calling for access for his personal doctors.
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Privatization of Islamabad Airport Prioritized, Open Bidding Planned
The Ministry of Privatization says Islamabad Airport will be privatized via open bidding, with Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Turkey showing interest. Karachi and Lahore airports to follow.
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Man Alleges Police Torture After Wife, Daughter Fall Into Lahore Sewer
A Lahore man claims police tortured him and pressured him to confess after his wife and daughter fell into a sewer near Bhati Gate, killing them. Bodies were recovered 3 km away after hours of delay.
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PTI Leader Salman Akram Raja Meets Chief Justice Over Imran Khan’s Health
PTI leader Salman Akram Raja met Chief Justice Yahya Afridi, raising concerns over Imran Khan’s health. He said medical reports will be shared and access to personal doctors assured, but termed progress unsatisfactory.
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Islamabad Court Removes “Terrorist States” Remark from Imaan Mazari Verdict
An Islamabad court has expunged a controversial “terrorist states” observation from the verdict against lawyer Imaan Mazari and her spouse, calling it unrelated to the case. The amended judgment has been sent to the IHC.
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Sindh High Court Orders NADRA to Review Family Records After Afghan Citizen Included
Sindh High Court directs NADRA to review legal documents of a Pakistani family after an Afghan citizen was wrongly included in their family tree, giving officials 10 days to act.
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