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India’s RAW, Taliban regime linked to proxy attacks in Pakistan: sources
But a classified document reviewed this week goes further than any previous claim, laying out what it describes as a fully operational syndicate: a standing arrangement between RAW, Afghanistan’s intelligence apparatus and the top leadership of the Taliban regime, running training, financing and sheltering operations for militant groups striking inside Pakistan. The proxies, as they…
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Kohat Police Lines attack: Eight militants killed as forces conclude clearance operation
Eight militants were killed after police and security forces completed an operation following the deadly attack at Kohat Police Lines in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), the Central Police Office (CPO) said on Saturday. According to the CPO, police and security forces carried out a joint operation against the militants following the blast targeting a mosque inside…
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Taliban regime wants continued dialogue, cooperation with Pakistan, says spokesperson
Taliban regime’s spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said that Afghanistan wants to continue dialogue and cooperation with Pakistan, expressing hope that outstanding issues between the two neighbouring countries can be resolved. Mujahid said Afghanistan welcomed efforts by Saudi Arabia and other countries to help resolve differences between Islamabad and Kabul. “Saudi Arabia can play a positive role…
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PTI’s Sept 27 protest: KP IG bars police from facilitating Islamabad-bound rallies
PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Inspector General of Police Zulfiqar Hameed has directed police officers not to facilitate any march, rally or procession heading towards Islamabad ahead of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) planned September 27 protest. On September 14, the IHC had ordered provincial governments to prevent the use of state funds, personnel, vehicles, machinery and other official…
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‘Petrol too expensive’: PTI lawmakers ride donkey carts to Sindh Assembly
KARACHI: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) lawmakers arrived at the Sindh Assembly on donkey carts on Friday in protest against high petroleum prices, saying rising fuel costs had made it difficult for them to travel to the provincial legislature in their vehicles. The lawmakers, carrying placards and chanting slogans against the increase in petroleum prices, rode donkey…
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Sindh revokes NOCs of 44 security companies
KARACHI: The Sindh Home Department has cancelled the no-objection certificates (NOCs) of 44 private security companies for failing to comply with the Sindh Private Security Act 2026. According to a notification issued by the home department, the NOCs of the 44 private security companies have been cancelled over non-compliance with the law. The Sindh Home…
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Eight militants killed as Kohat police lines operation ends after 22 hours
Eight militants were killed after police and security forces completed an overnight clearance operation at the old Kohat Police Lines, the Central Police Office said on Saturday. Security sources, however, said that seven militants were killed during the operation. The operation followed an attack on the Police Lines mosque that martyred 23 people and injured…
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Eleven militants killed in security operations in Balochistan, security sources say
Security forces killed 11 militants during separate operations in Pakistan’s southwestern Balochistan province, security sources said on Saturday. According to security sources, operations were carried out in the districts of Panjgur and Chagai as part of what the sources described as Operation Radd-ul-Fitna 3. Five militants were killed during an operation in the Gwargo area…
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Mustafa Kamal calls Sindhis ‘brothers’, says new provinces can be pursued constitutionally
Federal Health Minister and Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) leader Mustafa Kamal on Saturday called Sindhis his “brothers and sisters” and said his party’s demand for new provinces was rooted in the Constitution, seeking to counter portrayals of the campaign as a conflict between Sindhis and Urdu-speaking Muhajirs. Kamal said political differences should not be allowed…
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JI to begin march from Karachi on Sunday against petroleum levy, says Hafiz Naeem
Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) chief Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman has announced that the party’s march against the petroleum levy will begin from Karachi on Sunday, as it steps up its campaign demanding an end to the levy.. Addressing a press conference in Lahore, Rehman said the government should abolish the levy instead of offering what he described as relief…
