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SC accepts petition against BB, Zardari

ISLAMABAD—The Supreme Court has accepted a petition against PPPP, chairperson Benazir Bhutto and her husband Asif Ali Zardari. The petition, that refers to allegations against Benazir Bhutto, for trying to retrieve documents ....

 

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Ashraf Qazi new UN envoy on Sudan

JUBA (Sudan) — UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said on Tuesday he has named Ashraf Qazi as his new special representative for Sudan to replace Jan Pronk who was expelled for criticising the army last year....

 

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Twin suicide blasts leave 31 dead
Staff Report

RAWALPINDI—The death toll in the deadly twin blasts in Rawalpindi has increased upto 31, however, District Nazim Raja Javed Ikhlas said that a total of 25 people died and 45 others suffered injuries. Meanwhile, City District Nazim Raja Javed Ikhlas and District Coordinator Officer (DCO) Irfan Elahi visited District Headquarter Hospital Rawalpindi and inquired about the health of....

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Deal parleys make headway

DUBAI—Dialogue between PPP-P chairperson Benazir Bhutto and Presidential aides in Dubai took place on Tuesday, which were reported as “making a headway”. A consensus over maintaining the dialogue process has been reached, so that the deal should be able to be finalized, while both governmental and PPPP sources have also confirmed the ongoing dialogue between them....

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Indict or release missing by 21st: SC
By Saad Saud

ISLAMABAD—A seven-member bench of the Supreme Court Tuesday directed the government to release or initiate trial in accordance with law against persons allegedly detained by law and enforcing agencies from various parts of the country. It adjourned the hearing of case of missing persons for September 21 as requested by the Attorney General. The bench comprising Chief Justice Iftikhar ....

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