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ISLAMABAD (92 News) - Islamabad Police took Shehbaz Gul to Parliament Lodges and raided his room. Islamabad Police took Shahbaz Gill to Parliament Lodges in handcuffs late at night. The police searched room number F 206 of Parliament Lodges in the presence of Shahbaz Gill. During the search, police also found a pistal, satellite phone, mobile, credit cards, diary, USB and wallet. Apart from this, 2 identity cards, 2 passports were also found from Shahbaz Gill's room. In media talk, Shahbaz Gill said that he had left his wallet in the car, but he did not know how it came here. The wallet was with the driver, the room where the weapon was found was used by the guard. Speaking to the media on this occasion, Shahbaz Gill said that he had left his wallet in the car. But how it came here, they don't know. The wallet was with the driver. The room where the weapon was found was used by the guard. The police were of the opinion that a case would be registered against Shahb

Special Assistant to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Ataullah Tarar. - Photo Ata Tarar Twitter Police raid PM's Special Assistant Ata Tarar's house. Tarar was not present at home. SAPM Tarar sends message to Punjab home minister. The police raided the Lahore residence of Special Assistant to Prime Minister Attaullah Tarar on Saturday to "deliver a notice", Home Minister Hashim Dogar said. According to the police statement, Attaullah Tarar, the PML-N leader and former provincial minister, was not present there at the time of the raid. After the raid, Attaullah Tarar addressed the Punjab home minister in a social media message, saying, "Mr Hashim Dogar, I believed you were a minister, but you turned out to be a very non-serious character." "What do you want to prove by sending the police to a house where I lived 15 years ago?"  If this is your situation, how are you managing the ministry, he continued. The SAPM asked Dogar to not cross l

(L to R) PTI Central Punjab President Dr Yasmin Rashid, former energy minister Hammad Azhar, and PTI leader Murad Raas. — Online/Twitter/AFP/File PTI's Yasmin Rashid and Shafqat Mahmood were among party leaders declared innocent in a report submitted by police on Friday to the Anti Terrorism Court in Lahore in a case pertaining to vandalism during the party's May 25 Azadi March. The two PTI leaders, along with Mian Mahmood-ul-Rashid, Andaleeb Abbas, and Jamshed Cheema reached the ATC at around 8am today. A session of the court had convened to hear their bail pleas in the case. In all, 14 leaders of PTI who had been booked for allegedly putting up resistance against law enforcers and damaging state property, approached the court for bail. According to a report by Dawn , a first information report (FIR) was registered at Kohsar police station over the complaint of Sub-Inspector (SI) Asif Raza under Sections 109 (abetment), 148 (rioting armed with deadly weapon), 149 (u

KARACHI: Two police personnel embraced martyrdom while another sustained injuries in a grenade blast inside the Police Headquarters in the Garden area. Mor eto follow... Source link https://www.news.qm.com.pk/two-policemen-martyred-in-grenade-blast-inside-police-headquarters/?feed_id=139229

arrest of the senior anchorperson Imran Riaz ATTOCK: Attock Police on Tuesday said they had arrested senior anchorperson Imran Riaz Khan in a case pertaining to alleged smear campaign against Pakistan’s armed forces. Police said 10 sections were added in the FIR against the journalist and plaintiff of the case was a police official. The FIR was lodged in Attock City police station. Bol news channel reporter Hafiz Khalil Ahmed said the journalist was being shifted from Islamabad to Attock. Police on Tuesday arrested