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LHC Seeks Report on Suspect's Detention in Foreign Women Case
Politicsexpress-tribune1mo ago

LHC Seeks Report on Suspect's Detention in Foreign Women Case

The Lahore High Court (LHC) has requested a report regarding the detention of a suspect involved in a foreign women case. Additionally, the sessions court dismissed the interim bail of a Defence-C SHO after he failed to appear for a hearing in a magistrate intimidation case.

Islamabad court hands Bahria Town official 10 years in jail in money laundering case
PoliticsDawn5mo ago

Islamabad court hands Bahria Town official 10 years in jail in money laundering case

ISLAMABAD: An additional sessions court on Saturday convicted a retired army officer in a high-profile money laundering case, sentencing him to 10 years in prison and imposing a fine of Rs25 million. Additional Sessions Judge (West) Nasruminallah Baloch found retired Col Khalilur Rehman, the vice chief executive of Bahria Town, guilty of laundering approximately Rs1.6 billion. The case was registered by the Federal Investigation Agency’s (FIA) Anti-Money Laundering Circle last year. The court...

Labourer Charged with Robbing Razif Sidek at Knifepoint
Worldmalay-mail2mo ago

Labourer Charged with Robbing Razif Sidek at Knifepoint

A Rohingya labourer has pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court to robbing national badminton legend Razif Sidek at knifepoint in his TTDI home. The accused faces a potential 14-year jail term and whipping if convicted.

Three Charged in Kepong Restaurant Assault
Culturemalay-mail3mo ago

Three Charged in Kepong Restaurant Assault

Three men have been charged with assault following an incident at a Kepong restaurant, reportedly sparked by an alleged 'side-eye' glance. The victim's account details the attack, which occurred without warning or provocation.

Malaysian man jailed for 10 months, fined US$12,700 over Facebook post insulting Islam
WorldSCMP5mo ago

Malaysian man jailed for 10 months, fined US$12,700 over Facebook post insulting Islam

The administrator of a Facebook account has been jailed 10 months and fined 50,000 ringgit (US$12,700) by the Sessions Court in Miri, Sarawak, over a post deemed insulting to Islam. The Malaysian Comm­unications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) said John Mule anak Alai, 48, was convicted under Section 233(1)(a) of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 for improper use of network facilities. “MCMC takes seriously any form of misuse of digital platforms that insults religion, incites hatre...

TikTokers’ bail in gambling apps case extended
BusinessDawn5mo ago

TikTokers’ bail in gambling apps case extended

LAHORE: A sessions court on Tuesday extended the interim pre-arrest bail of TikTokers Rajab Butt and Nadeem Mubarak alias Naniwala in a case of promoting gambling apps on social media. Additional District and Sessions Judge Mansoor Ahmad Qureshi heard the bail petitions of the TikTokers, who appeared before the court on the expiry of their bail period. The judge summoned the complete investigation record of the case from the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA). The judge extende...

Pre-arrest bail of Imran extended in five cases
PoliticsDawn6mo ago

Pre-arrest bail of Imran extended in five cases

ISLAMABAD: A distri­­ct and sessions court on Tu­­esday directed the prosecution to ensure appearance of former prime minister Imran Khan at the next hearing either in person or through a video link, while extending his pre-arrest bail in five ca­­s­es, including the attem­p­ted murder of ex-minister Mohsin Shahnawaz Ranjha. Judge Muhammad Afzal Majoka restrained police from arresting the PTI founder in the said cases and also extended the pre-arrest bail of Bushra Bibi in one related matter. The hearing was adjourned till Feb 18. During the proceedings, the PTI founder Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi were represented by their legal team. However, despite earlier directions, the former prime minister could not be produced before the court through a video link. Owing to his absence and the unavailability of his counsel, Barrister Salman Safdar, arguments on the acquittal application could not be advanced. The court subsequently directed that the PTI fou­nder must appear at the next hearing either personally or via video link. The cases against the PTI founder stem from the May 9 incidents and incl­ude charges of attempted murder, submission of fake receipts and other offences. A separate case has also been registered against Bushra Bibi for allegedly submitting fake receipts. Also, Additional Distr­ict and Sessions Judge Amir Zia extended the interim bail of Bushra Bibi in a case related to the November 26 protest. Meanwhile, ATC Judge Tahir Abbas Sipra deferred indictment proceedings in the Sangjani Jalsa case due to the non-appearance of the accused PTI lawmakers. Published in Dawn, February 18th, 2026