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Friday, July 26, 2019

ATC sentences Rajanpur criminals to 298 years in prison





A Dera Ghazi Khan anti-terrorist court sentenced Friday the pioneer and two people from Chotu Gang to 298 years in prison for their assault on a police headquarters in Rajanpur in 2011.



The leader of the group, Ghulam Rasool, took the name of Chotu. Two different people should serve a 298-year prison sentence and pay a fine of 0.2 million rupees each. Another criminal, Ghulam Rasool Kahu, will be held for a long time.



Three suspects were the best hypotheses and justified.



As the indictment indicates, the Chotu Gang group assaulted a police picket at the Bangla Ucha police site in 2011. ASI Nadeem Mazari and Asif Langri were executed in the episode, while three other officers were injured. They also abducted eight policemen under the threat of firearms.

Police demanded to present Challan in case of damage to Rawal Lake





An enemy of the court he tried to fear Friday asked the police to present the challan in the case of damage to Rawal Lake.



The problem caught the eye after the discovery of many dead fish in Rawal Lake in 2018. It was said that the cause of death was material damage. A set of evidence was registered against four people for the situation by a contract worker. The suspects were accused of staining the water to kill the fish. The contracting officer stated that the assumptions used to catch the fish and suggest that he bring the bacon home, however, ceased to do so after the fisheries division granted the fishing agreement.

Maryam stops watching before jumping and calls the PML-N government uncomfortable





An accommodating suggestion for those planning to share news via web-based media or elsewhere is to constantly read what they share first.



PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz did not understand this advice and fell into a humiliating situation.



She shared (and then deleted) photos of documents highlighting the financial limitations of the administration, including one of the Express Tribune entitled "The Expenditure Limit of Pakistan has lost all credibility: the World Bank." Unfortunately for Maryam, she did not look at the fine print to determine which plan of expenditure caused Pakistan to lose its validity.



The story really hinted at the spending plans put in place between the 2016-16 and 2017-18 fiscal years, when the PML-N was in power. He wrote his tweet "the real activities of the inept and the ineligible".



As stated in the article, "the Pakistani financial limit has also lost its validity and the open account showing that the executive has also declined, as indicated by a draft World Bank report that has reduced the country's position of virtually every one of the 31 indicators related to administration. "



He said the findings of the World Bank report "reflect a very drab demonstration by the Ministry of Finance that has failed to fulfill its duty and has allowed monetary standards to be abused."



People went crazy on Twitter, mocking Maryam for jumping to the extreme. He immediately deleted the tweet, but not before Twitterati took screenshots.

IIC contacts Popalzai to determine the moon that sets the debate





The Council of Islamic Ideology contacted Mufti Shahabuddin Popalzai, leader of a private location panel on the moon of the most established mosque in Peshawar, to determine the argument about the location of the moons Eidul Fitr and Eidul Azha.



CIC will ask Mufti Popalzai to meet with the Pakistan Meteorological Department. The meeting aims to respond to Mufti Popalzai's concerns about the location of the moon.



Placing the moon in front of the main Islamic manifestations (such as Eid, Ramazan or Muharram) is an opportunity in Pakistan. People wait for basket committees that the Ruet-e-Hilal committee determines whether the moon has been located or not. He collects data from his sub-councils in the common capitals and the basic council chooses whether the moon has been located or not. SUPARCO groups and the Pakistan Meteorological Department also met with the advisory group to locate the moon.



Maulana Shahabuddin Popalzai declared the beginning of Ramazan several days before the moon's location council led by mufti Muneebur Rehman.



The issue between Rehman and Popalzai's councils split the nation, with the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government having observed Eidul Fitr on June 4, several days before the entire nation.

Court rejects police plot against suspension in Farishta case





The Islamabad High Court has rejected the appeal by the police of former Chaudhry sub-district Abid Hussain against his suspension for a situation that corresponds to the assault and murder of a 10-year-old girl, Farishta.



The Acting President of the Court, Aamer Farooq, stated that the claim could not be heard because it was not viable in the courts.



Related: Four Islamabad policemen evacuated without warning in the case of the murder of Farishta



Hussain, currently serving as SDPO Shahzad Town police station, was expelled from his post along with other police authorities for neglecting the situation. Hussain expressed in his application that the postponement of the recording of a first data report (FIR) of the episode had not been caused.



The Farishta case was released in May after his family had filed a lawsuit against the Islamabad police. During the interrogation, it was reported that the head of the Shahzad City Police Headquarters (SHO) would not initially register a case of disappearance.

Shah supports the founding of the Criminology Commission, the Sindh Safe City Authority





Sindh Prime Minister Murad Ali Shah has supported a project to build the Sindh Safe City Authority and the Sindh Forensic Commission so that the two companies, which are currently in critical condition, can be dismissed. obvious soul.



He made this decision Thursday at an abnormal state meeting at the CM House. The meeting was led by Secretary General Mumtaz Shah, IT Minister Taimore Talpur, President of Planning and Development, Nahid Shah, IG Sindh, Dr. Kaleem Imam, PSCM Sajid Jamal Abro, Secretary of the Interior Kazi Kabir, Commissioner Karachi Iftikhar Shahlwani, the additional IG Karachi Ghulam Nabi Memon. , DIGs and various specialists and officials.



The instructions from the central pastor, IG Imam, indicated that the legislator had approved the possibility of considering the SSCA's task for 10 million rupees and that the preparation of the PC-I structure was under way. He added that it was a huge task and that it would be dealt with after the completion of his practical report.



The Chief Priest learned that 25,000 CCTV cameras had been introduced in various parts of the city, and were being revised as part of a steering and control approach created by the IG office.



Attention was drawn to the fact that a 200 million rupee plan had been launched to introduce 10,000 CCTV cameras in various parts of the city and other central divisional commands. The administration allocated 10 million rupees for the current financial year.



The senior pastor stated that the SSCA should be established first, in order to be able to update different segments of the task, including the installation of CCTV cameras thanks to its good physical condition. He said that currently, the IT department of Sind is dealing with this task jointly with the computer wing of the joint police office.



"Neither is the capacity of the home office or the office of another, and then an independent specialist with a DG must first be established," he said.



Chief Secretary Mumtaz Shah said the SSCA's founding project was posted in the office, which included a panel led by Sindh Energy Minister Imtiaz Shaikh, who was in charge of checking the project. The Board recommended some amendments to the law, which will be presented at the next Board meeting for approval.



The clergyman coordinated the Secretary of the Interior, Kazi Kabir, to conclude and consolidate the proposals made by the board of the bureau and get the support of the office by sending it to the meeting.



Forensic Commission of Sind



The secretary of the interior informed the central priest that 30 plots had been acquired for the creation of the forensic laboratory of Malir region in Karachi. The company would be finished in three years.



The main administrations proposed by the scientific laboratory will include several examinations of the media, computer criminology, mischief or approved scenes exam, DNA and serology, criminological photography, toxicology, scientific follow-up, polygraphy, lids of arms and devices, latent imprints, pathology , addressed recordings and an explosives laboratory.



IG Imam said the Sind police had formally established scientific offices in Karachi, Hyderabad and Larkana. He indicated that few units related to weapons assessment, targeted reporting, fingerprints, vehicles, scenes of specific irregularities and advanced criminology were operational in these laboratories.



Currently, the DNA Serology Office in Sindh is accessible at Liaquat Jamshoro University. It was built in 2015. During the last four years, the laboratory has examined 1000 cases. Of these, 60% came from Karachi and 33% from different locations in Sindh and Baluchistan.



During the meeting, attention was drawn to the need for 30 sections of land for the Forensic Academy and 30 for a hostel and a private province. A year ago, the joint government had downloaded 220 million rupees for this task.



The central pastor said the criminology laboratory society had become a remarkable society. In this way, the Sindh Forensic Commission could be created so that it can send and terminate the society with the required field.



Shah guided the chief secretary to resolve each of the needs of the commission's foundation and inform them at the next meeting.

Sialkot Shawala Teja Singh Temple comes back to life after 72 years




The Shawala Teja Singh Temple has been restored for people after 72 years. It is located in Dhaarowal of Sialkot.



The centenary sanctuary, which was worked by Sardar Teja Singh, was closed during the partition. The Hindu people of Sialkot stopped going to the shrine after being wounded by a mob in 1992 when he was opposed to spraying the Babari mosque in India.



Related: The 250 year old Jain de Multan shrine is an absolute disregard



"We are grateful to the administration for opening our sanctuary," said a Hindu in his speech to SAMAA TV. "We can come here anytime we need now."



Progress has been assumed by Prime Minister Imran Khan.



Appointed Commissioner Bilal Haider said that he has worked with the Evacuee Trust Property Council to revive the sanctuary. "People can visit when they want."



Many travelers have also started to visit the legacy site.



The legislature said the sanctuary's protection and restoration work would begin soon.

Case of false records: the court extends the preventive detention of Zardari assistants





A court of responsibility in Islamabad has extended for a month the legal detention of assistants of former President Asif Ali Zardari in a case of tax evasion.



Dr. Dinshaw Anklesaria, Dr. Dawoodi Morkas, Dr. Malik Waheed, Dr. Zulqarnain Majeed and Dr. Khawaja Salman came under the watchful eye of Judge Mohammad Bashir on Friday.



The return of Dr. Anklesaria was contacted until August 26, while the others until August 27. NAB captured Dr. Anklesaria at his home in Clifton, Karachi on April 24th. It is said that he is the owner of Galaxy Construction. Sixteen claimed that the organization had claimed two lands in Clifton, where the Bahria City Icons Tower was built. The property was reportedly returned to Zardari through the development organization.



Related: NAB captures Zardari's assistant in a case of fake recordings



The agency has again documented its sixth reference in the case of false registrations. He registered against the former head of the Sindh building control authority, Mansoor Qadir, for unjustly allocating government land. Naming 15 other people, including Abdul Ghani Majeed from the Omni group and the government serves Fahmida Mirza's son, Hasnain Mirza.



Sixteen blamed them for unfairly distributing a plot near Karachi's Nehr-e-Khayyam. They were accused of stealing one billion rupees.



Related: Clifton Nehr-e-Khayyam Repair Plan



The names of Rizwan Memon, Abid Hussain and Amir Mustafa, which appear on the Sindh income card, have been entered on the Exit checklist.



Capturing officer Javed Iqbal, while leading a meeting in Islamabad, promised to bring the case of fake recordings back to the obvious end result.

Man caught for cheating PTI workers as MNA





The Federal Investigation Agency captured a man in Lahore for using the name of a PTI MP and offered business opportunities to reunite women, an authority said Friday.



The suspect, distinguished as Farrukh Ikhlaq, made "illegal" offers to the women of PTI, said FIA deputy director Chaudhry Sarfaraz. He was captured during the demonstration of PTI MP Kanwal Shauzab.



Ikhlaq had also expanded job opportunities for Laila Perveen, the organizer of PTI Sindh, the authority said, adding that the FIA ​​had captured him after meeting Perveen in a cafe in Lahore.



The speculation is completed as an executive agent of the Parks and Horticultural Authority, said Sarfaraz.



The underlying review of the found cell phones revealed that the suspect imitated a known PTI pioneer and imprisoned "innocent" workers at the meeting via WhatsApp, the FIA ​​announced.



A body of evidence against him was enlisted in Pakistan's e-crime law.

Lady Gujranwala executes her ex-girlfriend's two-year-old daughter to take revenge




A lady, distinguished by the name of Sonia, executed a two-year-old girl to pay the father of the young man who had married another person.



The girl was playing outside her home on Friday in the Hashmi neighborhood of Gujranwala when speculation strangled her to death, police said.



The boy's father, Shahid, had been involved with Sonia five years earlier, but had married another person, said DSP.



"I was jealous of my marriage," Shahid said, adding that Sonia should have focused on him, not on his innocent young man.



The police search Sonia, who fled the scene after the assault. The police unloaded the young woman's body at her parents' home after the posthumous evaluation.

Karachi's unfortunate propensity: Pakistani police broadcast police information in rude books




The ruler Imran Khan used a shalwar kameez with a petticoat during his visit to the United States. Many people have appreciated the head to get rid of the pantsuit and choose the usual clothes.



Anyway, a discussion broke out in the web-based network media to find out whether Prime Minister Khan's shalwar kameez was fashionable or not.



Sayed Zulfiqar Bukhari of PTI chose to clean up the mess. He said the boss "never liked the fashionistas nor used them."



He then said that First Lady Bushra Bibi bought the fabric and sewed it from a close tailor. "Whoever wants to guarantee credit, he is not only a liar but a cheater," he added.



Anyway, some people rushed to introduce the creators whose clothing had already been worn by PM Khan.



Salman Masood, a Pakistani reporter for The New York Times, tweeted that a brand of extravagant outfits, Mohtaram, had recently sewed clothes for the executive. They sewed a shalwar kameez for 16,000 rupees.



In a meeting with Arab News, Mohtaram's creator and CEO, Fahad Saif, explained how "dreamlike" it was to train Prime Minister Khan. Saif said they had structured shirts, suits, shalwar kameez, petticoats and even sherwanis for Prime Minister Khan.



Referring to the meeting, Masood of the NY Times said that the PTI "failed" the owner for having discovered the reality [by planning the clothes of Prime Minister Khan] to the media.

The bad habit of Karachi: Pakistani police chains told in rude books





His father was killed by an infamous murderer in Karachi, while his accomplice in the police was killed by the Taliban.



The individual disaster is frequenting books with bubbles that turn leading police officer Omar Shahid Hamid into one of Pakistan's most famous English writers.



For about two decades, Hamid has made an identification in Karachi, the largest port city in the Arabian Sea that has long been peopled with horrific political and fanatical savages.



He is currently the Deputy General Examiner and is quickly becoming one of Pakistan's most indisputable scholars, distributing four books continuously since 2013.



His work even took into account real outings in search of new unique materials from South Asia, including Netflix, which has just seen significant achievements with comparative material for television, such as Sacred Games, on the Internet. degenerate black market. from Mumbai.



Hamid said the key to his prosperity lies in his brave exploits of political corruption, testamentary executions and abnormal policemen, near nuanced photos of divided Karachi neighborhoods.



"Books like mine would not work if there was a blow," he told AFP.



"It is this irregularity, this uncompromising reality that readers value a lot."



Sometimes the truth has hit dangerously and tragically.



Hamid did the work of composition on vacation, after being encouraged to leave Karachi and enjoy a break from the police in 2011, weakened by militant meetings.



Near the real world



A few weeks after the arrival of his first novel "The Prisoner", his coach and police accomplice, Chaudhry Aslam, motivated by one of the book's heroes, was killed in a Taliban-guaranteed suicide bombing.



In his third novel, "The Party Worker," Hamid describes the rise of a hard-hitting man executed under the command of an anecdotal ideological group that controlled the city with an iron fist.



For the Karachi initiates, the character reflects the life of the dreaded murderer Saulat Mirza, who has become the feared authority of the once-unbelievable Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) party and whose summary of unfortunate losses includes the father himself. from Hamid, Shahid.



"It's not so much a sketch of Saulat Mirza," says Hamid, considering the character as "a sketch of a specific type of youth ... who, over the last 30 years, has given his life essentially to this belief system, assuming they were making the best decision. "



The goal is not to reason such activities, he asks.



"Understanding someone's inspirations is a positive tool in case you are someone who has been working as a counter-terrorism specialist for some time," Hamid said.



"What he has written is fiction, but he is exceptionally close to the real world," says Faheem Siddiqui, head of Geo News's Karachi department.



"As an illicit chronicler, I understand what happened in the city, there was a lot of mental strength to exhibit on those occasions."



Hamid's intrigues go beyond his own misfortunes to appear from time to time in masked narratives of the seismic minutes that rocked Karachi over the past 30 years, since the assassination of the American writer Daniel Pearl in 2002 until the assassination of the administrator Murtaza, brother of the principal director of Benazir Bhutto.



Dangerous city



When a quiet port was installed on the coast of the Arabian Sea, Karachi was modified by the wave of evacuees from neighboring India after the 1947 plot, leaving room for questions that rocked the city until until today.



Long afterwards, the port became a vector of weapons, opiates and a new wave of displaced people in war-torn Afghanistan, changing the problems of government and reinforcing cruelty to make Karachi the one of the most risky urban areas in Asia.



"The last 30 years have been roller coasters," said Hamid.



"In the event that it was not politico-ethnic brutality, it was partisan savagery in Karachi that led to a jihadist psychological war."



The composition, he says, was a download.



"I had a lot of disappointments about what had happened in my vocation until then," says Hamid.



"I wanted to let off steam from them."



The problems that Hamid investigates may surprise those seeking rules to congratulate the police and destroy their enemies, and occasionally

Nawaz Sharif advisor Irfan Siddiqui captured in Islamabad




Irfan Siddiqui, former advisor to former leader Nawaz Sharif, was captured Saturday in Islamabad.



He was captured during an attack on his house for failing to inform the police that he rented his house under the Occupation Act.



According to the police, he had been captured under Article 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure for failing to inform the important police headquarters that had rented his house. Under this law, all homeowners must light the police headquarters close to the intricacies of their occupants.



Siddiqui was transferred to the Crime Investigation Agency's police headquarters after being detained at the Ramna police headquarters in Islamabad.

The director of the PTA did not suggest the ban through web-based network media: rep





The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority on Friday denied that its director suggested a ban on unholy substance through the country's media.



The PTA representative's announcement comes hours after some TV channels said the PTA executive, Amir Azeem Bajwa, had suggested a restriction via the web-based network media regarding the proximity of Unholy Substance. and fake recordings.



He was quoted as recommending to the legislature to detail an agreement and to establish online networking sites, for example, designed by the United Arab Emirates and China.



"It is explained that some news agencies wrongly quote the administrator," said the representative of the PTA. "It did not force the legislature to assimilate life online."

A man shoots guards for an energy bill of 12,000 rupees in Faisalabad



A man opened fire on his friends at Thikri Wala in Faisalabad for an energy bill.



The suspect fought with his friends for an energy bill of 12,000 rupees. They had approached him to pay them and that made him furious.



According to his neighbor Afzal, the alleged man would have left the house after the battle and would have returned later with a firearm. He opened the flame, killing his mother and essentially damaging his father.



Police say he fled after the assault. A set of evidence against him was enlisted.

The disappearance of the green belt and the rising horizon of Karachi should underline this





The arrangements made by the administration to cut vegetation to make room for raised structures have turned Karachi into a solid desert. However, this will be more than useful jokes for city dwellers.



Shehri, a non-legislative association, collaborated with the Friedrich Naumann Federation to compose a course on Friday to highlight issues related to green space insurance in the city. It was at the Marriott Inn.



Golden Alibhai, an established member of the association, said high structures were an aggravating factor for society.



It is absolutely necessary to change the laws applicable to high-rise buildings, said financial analyst Kaiser Bengali. It is necessary to promote changes to the law because its development can damage the base, he said.



Related: Karachi can contact the sky after the cancellation of the request by the superior court



"We do not have the limit of firefighting with regard to high structures," he said, even the local fire brigade has only the ability to extinguish a flame on the eighth floor , nothing more. Currently, 20-storey structures are being developed in Karachi, he said.



Mafia land



The people who created the association also revealed information on the counter-crime campaigns in Karachi's parks and playgrounds. The general public watched a video showing all the courtesy parcels, parks and playgrounds in the city that had been violated by the land mafia.



Offenses look like a health problem for all of us, said Alibhai. The Cooperative Housing Corporation for employees of Pakistan and Clifton is growing outside the arcades of Tariq Road. It is a pure violation of the laws of structures. "



Grocery stores, for example, Naheed Super Store, Imtiaz Super Store and Chase Up are not transparent about the basic laws because they have moved an open property on the parking lot, he assured. These chains of retailers do not have an appropriate framework to get out of the flames, it is possible that, he declared.



A detention plot, simply inverting BarBQ Tonight in Clifton, has become a private and commercial skyscraper, but experts still do not seem to envision it, including Alibhai.



She assured that the general population would continue to encroach on the land with the help of the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, the Karachi Development Authority and the companies of the city.



KMC and DMC abuse their own laws, he said, including that Kashmir Road and the parks of northern Nazimabad are deserted. The Water and Sewer Board of Karachi, the regional government and the KDA do not even care about their territory.



Related: Karachi's private plots can never be used again for business



"The parks division authorities are turning open parks into clubs," said Alibhai. "This is an effort to prevent ordinary citizens from using them because experts charge the full cost of participation," he added.



The standard of power is correct is common in the eyes of the public. "There is no one to listen to us, the chief of police and the police are just going around in circles", said Amber Alibhai. .



The instance of Gutter Baghicha



Shehri has been fighting Gutter Baghicha's instance in court since 2002. The open courtesy area is located on the SITE along the Manghopir Road.



At the time of the sheet music season, Baghicha was designated as "the largest urban forest in Karachi," as the Shehri site points out.



Once more than 1,017 sections of land were extended in 1947, another established national of the Danish Shehri Azar Zuby said. "At the moment, there are only 380 sections of land left directly from the offenses."



The regional government had distributed 200 sections of land belonging to Baghicha for the development of a private task for its representatives. The case is still pending in court.



What are open spaces?



Mr. Zuby said that wherever the general population, including women, youth, men and older men, could go out of their own pocket and without separation, there was an open space.



Open jokes are considered fundamental to making life easier and more enjoyable, he said.



Shehri has been working in Karachi for 32 years and her accomplice, the federation Friedrich Naumann, for 20 years.

US Supports $ 125 Million in Strategic Assistance for F-16 in Pakistan





The US State Department UU. He approved a possible military agreement with Pakistan as an important part of his F-16 program.



The US Congress has been informed of the agreement, as indicated by a public statement issued by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.



Pakistan mentioned the continuation of aid administrations, the US government. UU. The official statement also indicates that the specialized workers and the coordinators are strengthening administrations and that any other related strategic assistance to help oversee the activities of the F-16 program promoted by Pakistan Peace Drive is described in the communiqué. The absolute assessed cost of the program is $ 125 million.



A statement of agreement is that the US faculty will give every minute of every day verification of the end use of the program. He stressed that the agreement would "not alter the fundamental military equalization of the region".



The official statement presents the points of impact of the departure of Prime Minister Imran Khan in the United States. However, the support of the State Department does not mean that the agreement has been finalized.

Unrivaled court says Trump can spend military resources in divider





The United States Supreme Court ruled on Friday to appoint President Donald Trump, which allowed him to continue the plan to occupy billions of dollars in Pentagon assets for the development of his marginal divisor with Mexico.



"My God, HUGE win on the wall," tweeted Trump in response to the decision, which increases his ability to cope with a remarkable battle guarantee to develop the huge hurdle. "A huge gain for border security and the rule of law!"



Trump recently proclaimed a national crisis in a Congressional escape offer and getting subsidies for his at-risk brand, after the confrontation sparked the government's longest closure in US history.



In any case, about 20 American states. UU. With natural rights, meetings and marginal networks, they support claims that ensure the affirmation of the crisis abuses the constitution.



A government judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals had issued a brief order against the use of Defense Department assets for the development of dividers.



On Friday, the Supreme Court modified the lower court election with an administration of 5-4, indicating that the administration had "appeared appropriately at this stage", the meetings did not have the rest to challenge the designation assets, open the money for the president's use while the lawsuits continue.



Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, the main Democratic Party in Congress, challenged this decision.



Pelosi suggested that the president had been officially over-extended to avoid congressional funding, and wrote on Twitter that "our founders had a majority-government government represented by the general population, not a government".



Schumer, on the other hand, described the issue as "deeply deplorable" and "counter-intuitive", including "it goes against the will of the Congress and the selective intensity of the whole Congress".



Billions reused



Trump had initially mentioned $ 5.7 billion for his marginal divisor, but after an exchange incorporating a 35-day central government record-breaking, he reluctantly scored a spending charge of only $ 1.4 billion. assignments for obstructions. the periphery, and not explicitly a divisor.



At that time, citing an "intrusion" of drugs and lawbreakers, he proclaimed a national crisis on the sidelines, which allowed him to reuse billions of dollars in other government grants.



The $ 2.5 billion Defense Department assets at stake in the Supreme Court decision were part of that recycled money.



The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) quickly committed itself to seeking an expedited option of the Ninth Circuit "to put an end to the irreversible and inevitable damage of the Trump Peripheral Divider".



"The marginalized group, the nature and division of forces of our Constitution will be harmed at any time if Trump manages to loot military assets by a xenophobic divider that Congress has denied," said Dror Ladin, a lawyer for the Security Society. national ACLU.



Trump has made the development of a divider to end the illicit movement in Latin America one of the foundations of his effective crusade of 2016 by the administration.



The number of marginal passages confined by the US Border Patrol. UU. It has exceeded 144,000 in a maximum of 13 years, before providing 104,000 in June, 142% more than a year ago.



The triumph of the Supreme Court was the second encouraging news for Trump, who had announced before night that an agreement on a "historic" hideaway had been reached with Guatemala, which, according to Trump, would organize Central America "third protected country". . "implying that passersby to the United States entering the nation must seek refuge there.



However, the US Department of Homeland Security stated that the term did not appear in the agreed content.

Man throws corrosive on spouse, children and relatives in Chishtian





A man launched a corrosive attack on his better half, a girl, a girl and a family member, on Thursday during a violent attack in Chishtian.



The best half of Abbas, Salma, had gone to his family after a battle. He went to his father-in-law's house to compensate him, but Salma would not go home. Abbas exploded and threw corrosive to Salma, his son, daughter and parent.



The two women and young men were taken to the THQ hospital under basic conditions. Then they talked about the Nishtar hospital in Multan.



Salma and her son had a real consumption, although her daughter and mother consumed less.



Salma's father said that Abbas was unemployed and that Salma fought with him, forcing him to go to work.



The police have not yet enlisted a case.

Prime Minister Imran Khan and Erdogan pledge to strengthen reciprocal links





Chief Executive Imran Khan and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan pledged to strengthen the joint efforts of the two countries.



During a telephone call on Friday, the pioneers also spoke of reciprocal links and advances in place.



In addition, they announced the respect of the strong obligations of the fraternity and the close participation of the two countries.



The two leaders assessed progress in several areas of collaboration, particularly since the leader's visit to Turkey in January. They also noted that the respective coordinated efforts in various areas would be strengthened at the next meeting of the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council between Pakistan and Turkey in Islamabad in the not-too-distant future.



Chief Administrator Khan said that the legislature and Pakistani citizens were anticipating President Erdogan's visit. In addition, he advised Pakistan's assistance to universal efforts for harmony and engagement in Afghanistan.