ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s recent defensive operations against militants operating from Afghan territory have been framed by some religious and state voices as consistent with Islamic law that permits self-defence, a claim rooted in traditional hadith and contemporary security concerns. In this regard, a widely cited hadith recorded in Sahih Muslim recounts an exchange in which the […]
QUETTA: The Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti visited the residence of former Chief Secretary Fazil Asghar to offer condolences on the passing of his father. The CM showed deep condolences over the bereavement and sympathies to Fazil Asghar and his family. In this regard, the Chief Minister Bugti prayed for the departed soul, asking Almighty
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TORKHAM: The preparations have begun to reopen the Pak-Afghan Torkham trade crossing after more than a week of closure caused by intensified border tensions. In this regard, the cargo scanner has been reinstalled at the terminal to facilitate the clearance of commercial vehicles. The scanner was removed on the night between October 11 and 12
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LONDON: The protest was organized in the United Kingdom under the banner of “support for Balochistan,” by an unfamiliar organization. However, observers noted that many of the participants appeared to have little or no knowledge of the purpose behind the demonstration. As per the eyewitnesses, when several protesters were asked about the reason for their
Islamabad: Federal Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has stated that there was no bitterness in the Pakistan-Afghanistan peace agreement. He said that Türkiye and Qatar played a positive role in creating a constructive environment for the agreement. In a television interview, Asif explained that the document consists of a single page containing four short paragraphs. A
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LONDON: A British newspaper The Telegraph has revealed that Afghan migrants are a obtaining fake death threat letters from the Taliban in exchange for money to use as evidence in asylum applications across Western countries. According to The Telegraph’s investigative report, Afghan migrants in Europe are presenting these counterfeit Taliban letters to claim that their
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Chaman: After the military attacks from the either side and the strain between the two countries, Pakistan and Afghanistan have vowed to reopen the Pak-Afghan Chaman border. The border Is set to reopen in another next 24 to 48 hours’ time after a one-week-closure. The officials have confirmed that if no more disputes erupt, the
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QUETTA: 10 Immigrants camps in balochistan have been closed and some 85 thousand Afghan nationals have been repatriated through the Chaman Pak-Afghan border. According to the details of the official sources, 10 camps of the Afghan immigrants have been completely closed. The closure of one immigrant’s camp in Quetta, two in Pashin, 3 in Loralai,
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Mastung: SDPO Nushki is reported as missing while making his way from Mastung to Nushki. According to the details, SDPO Nushki Mohammad Yousaf has been reported to be found as missing while travelling from Nushki to Mastung. A search operation has been launched in the entire area after the incident. According to the sources, SDPO
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Panjgur: In a horrible road-accident in Panjgur, a pick-up van loaded with wedding-guests overturned causing death to a person and injuring 20 other people. According to the details, in a horrifying traffic accident, a pick-up van overturned in the Panjgur area of Balochistan. The incident took place in the Sabzap area of Panjgur, where a
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