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209 Dead In Greece Boat Tragedy: Pakistan Government Data Reveals
There were at least 209 Pakistani "victims" on an overloaded boat that capsized and sank in open seas off Greece, data shared with Reuters by a Pakistani investigative agency on Thursday showed.
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Pak Court Rejects Request To Cancel Imran Khan's Bail In 2022 Funding Case
A Pakistani court on Wednesday rejected the country's top investigating agency's plea to cancel former prime minister Imran Khan's bail in the prohibited funding case, a media report said.
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Imran Khan's Sister Owns Benami Property In Dubai: Report
A number of government officials, including Prime Minister Imran Khan's sister Aleema Khanum, own benami property in Dubai, reveals Federal Investigation Agency report.
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Transactions Worth Rs 460 Crore Made From Dead Man's Account In Pakistan
A whopping Rs 460 crore worth of transactions were made through three bank accounts of a man who died months before these fake accounts were mysteriously opened under his name, a media report said Monday.
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Asif Ali Zardari, 20 Others Declared Absconders In Money Laundering Case
Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) today declared 20 suspects including former president Asif Ali Zardari and his sister as absconders in a Rs 35 billion money laundering case, a media report said today.
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3 Women Arrested For Threatening To Bomb Pak Investigative Agency's Office
A woman and her two daughters have been arrested in Pakistan under terrorism and other charges for allegedly threatening to bomb the country's security and investigative agency's Lahore office.
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Indian Arrested In Pak For Holding Pakistani Identity Card
An Indian citizen who has been living in Pakistan since 1982 and embroiled in a family feud has been arrested here after he was found allegedly possessing a Pakistani National Identity Card, officials said today.
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Pakistan Rejects 30 Deportees From Greece, Sends Back Plane
Pakistan refused to allow 30 migrants deported from Greece to leave a plane at Islamabad today, a week after talks with the European Union to settle a dispute over forced repatriations.
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Al Qaeda Terrorists Got Pakistani ID Cards With Just $100 Bribes
Pakistani authorities are investigating officials at the national identity database for allegedly issuing ID cards to terrorists, including some linked to Al-Qaeda, in return for bribes as small as $100.
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26/11 Carried Out by 'Non-State Actors', Says Former Pakistani Investigator Tariq Khosa
Days after his disclosure that the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack was planned and launched from Pakistan, former chief of Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Tariq Khosa today claimed that the mayhem was carried out by "non-state actors".
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'Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi's Voice Sample Can't be Used as Evidence in 26/11 Trial': Pak Prosecutor
The LeT operations commander and Mumbai attack mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi's voice samples cannot be used as evidence as there is no law in Pakistan to prove its authenticity, a top prosecutor in the case has said.
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Pakistan Postpones Killer's Execution for Fourth Time
A Pakistani killer was granted a fourth stay of execution today, with campaigners saying his high-profile case will go to the Supreme Court over claims he was a juvenile when the murder was committed and so can not be put to death.
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Pakistani court orders case against actress Meera, husband for alleged sex tape
A Pakistani sessions court today directed the Federal Investigation Agency to register a case against film actress Meera and her husband Captain Naveed in connection with their alleged sex video which they uploaded on the social media.
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Benazir Bhutto's BlackBerry phones found
Investigators probing the assassination of former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto said they have found two BlackBerry mobile phones belonging to the slain leader.Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has recovered the phones from a servant at Bhutto's family residence in Karachi, the Dawn reported Friday.The phones were used by Abdu...
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209 Dead In Greece Boat Tragedy: Pakistan Government Data Reveals
There were at least 209 Pakistani "victims" on an overloaded boat that capsized and sank in open seas off Greece, data shared with Reuters by a Pakistani investigative agency on Thursday showed.
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Pak Court Rejects Request To Cancel Imran Khan's Bail In 2022 Funding Case
A Pakistani court on Wednesday rejected the country's top investigating agency's plea to cancel former prime minister Imran Khan's bail in the prohibited funding case, a media report said.
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Imran Khan's Sister Owns Benami Property In Dubai: Report
A number of government officials, including Prime Minister Imran Khan's sister Aleema Khanum, own benami property in Dubai, reveals Federal Investigation Agency report.
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Transactions Worth Rs 460 Crore Made From Dead Man's Account In Pakistan
A whopping Rs 460 crore worth of transactions were made through three bank accounts of a man who died months before these fake accounts were mysteriously opened under his name, a media report said Monday.
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Asif Ali Zardari, 20 Others Declared Absconders In Money Laundering Case
Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) today declared 20 suspects including former president Asif Ali Zardari and his sister as absconders in a Rs 35 billion money laundering case, a media report said today.
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3 Women Arrested For Threatening To Bomb Pak Investigative Agency's Office
A woman and her two daughters have been arrested in Pakistan under terrorism and other charges for allegedly threatening to bomb the country's security and investigative agency's Lahore office.
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Indian Arrested In Pak For Holding Pakistani Identity Card
An Indian citizen who has been living in Pakistan since 1982 and embroiled in a family feud has been arrested here after he was found allegedly possessing a Pakistani National Identity Card, officials said today.
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Pakistan Rejects 30 Deportees From Greece, Sends Back Plane
Pakistan refused to allow 30 migrants deported from Greece to leave a plane at Islamabad today, a week after talks with the European Union to settle a dispute over forced repatriations.
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Al Qaeda Terrorists Got Pakistani ID Cards With Just $100 Bribes
Pakistani authorities are investigating officials at the national identity database for allegedly issuing ID cards to terrorists, including some linked to Al-Qaeda, in return for bribes as small as $100.
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26/11 Carried Out by 'Non-State Actors', Says Former Pakistani Investigator Tariq Khosa
Days after his disclosure that the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack was planned and launched from Pakistan, former chief of Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Tariq Khosa today claimed that the mayhem was carried out by "non-state actors".
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'Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi's Voice Sample Can't be Used as Evidence in 26/11 Trial': Pak Prosecutor
The LeT operations commander and Mumbai attack mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi's voice samples cannot be used as evidence as there is no law in Pakistan to prove its authenticity, a top prosecutor in the case has said.
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Pakistan Postpones Killer's Execution for Fourth Time
A Pakistani killer was granted a fourth stay of execution today, with campaigners saying his high-profile case will go to the Supreme Court over claims he was a juvenile when the murder was committed and so can not be put to death.
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Pakistani court orders case against actress Meera, husband for alleged sex tape
A Pakistani sessions court today directed the Federal Investigation Agency to register a case against film actress Meera and her husband Captain Naveed in connection with their alleged sex video which they uploaded on the social media.
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Benazir Bhutto's BlackBerry phones found
Investigators probing the assassination of former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto said they have found two BlackBerry mobile phones belonging to the slain leader.Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has recovered the phones from a servant at Bhutto's family residence in Karachi, the Dawn reported Friday.The phones were used by Abdu...
