Missing Persons: Reality vs Evidence

By Sajjad Shaukat Thinkers, researchers and writers always pay attention to reality, while describing factual position of any development, event or incident. But on the other hand, learned advocates in most of the cases produce fake evidence in order to win the case, even then the reality of the event exists. While giving arguments in the court, no lawyer will agree with his rival, otherwise, he will lose t ...

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At The Mercy Of Criminals

By Professor Ali Sukhanver A few days back, Chaudhry Aslam khan, the SSP CID Karachi said in an interview with a private TV channel that unless courts give a legal authenticity to the evidence of the police officials particularly in cases of terrorism, the giant of terrorism cannot be chained. It is a common complaint that in most of the cases people from common public lack courage to appear before the cour ...

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US Meddling in Balochistan Exposed

By Zaheerul Hassan On February 8, 2012, The United States (US) Congress Committee on Foreign Affairs while discussing situation of Balochistan opposed its emancipation but shown concern over security problem and killing of the people. In this meeting, a Republican Congressman Dana Rohrabacher, who recently co-authored an article with Congressman Louie Gohmert has expressed concern over Balochistan saying th ...

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Foreign Intelligence Agencies Targeted Baloch Leaders’ Family?

By Zaheerul Hassan On January 31 , Balochistan assembly member Mir Bakhtiar Khan Domki's wife Zamur Domki, 32, and daughter Janan Domki, 13, and family driver Barkat Baloch were killed by some unknown terrorists near Gizri area Bridge in Clifton of Karachi Pakistan commercial capital. It is mentionable here that Domki wife is the sister of Brahumdagh Bugti and granddaughter of late Akbar Bugti (Tribal Lord ...

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Missing persons case – another view

By Mohammad Jamil Supreme Court is hearing the case of abduction of 11 persons; Raja Irshad Ahmed advocate is defending the agencies ISI and MI in the apex court. According to press reports, four of them have died in the custody of agencies, but Raja Irshad said that they died in Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar, which is under administrative control of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government. "It has yet to be determ ...

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Strong Defence Means Ultimate Survival

By Professor Ali Sukhanver What is more important; food or security; health or defence; prosperity or safety; certainly a difficult question to be answered. Today one finds a hurricane of allegations, accusations ultimately forming the shape of suggestions that Pakistan needs not spend a huge amount on its army and the relevant security set-up. Various so-called western thinkers are doing all their best to ...

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Victims of Detainees’ Terrorism need Justice

By Zaheerul Hassan Media is an instrument of war and peace, which is being exercised by every nations to mould the situations for the purpose of acquiring desired results through perception management,t, assist in revisiting and defining foreign policy, breaking status quo, making/changing the opinion of masses and protecting national and international interests. In regard to Pakistani media, an agony to th ...

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Victims of Detainees’ Terrorism need Justice

By Zaheerul Hassan Media is an instrument of war and peace, which is being exercised by every nations to mould the situations for the purpose of acquiring desired results through perception management,t, assist in revisiting and defining foreign policy, breaking status quo, making/changing the opinion of masses and protecting national and international interests. In regard to Pakistani media, an agony to th ...

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