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Senior MQM Member Mr Mohammed Anwar Has Police Bail Extended
07 Oct 2015
Views: 2945
Following attendance at a Central London police station as part of an on-going investigation into allegations of money laundering, the British Metropolitan Police Service have informed senior MQM member Mr Mohammed Anwar, that his police bail has been extended on the same terms until a date in February 2016.
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BBC: Pakistan's battle against Balochistan separatists sparks anger and suspicion
06 Oct 2015
Views: 1864
Disturbing report over Balochistan situation by BBC World
People with weak hearts might find it disturbing and are humbly requested not to read this article.
With a view to apprise people of Pakistan, particularly students of history and politics, of the current situation in Balochistan we are giving below a link to the BBC World report.
The report is being linked without any addition or deletion.
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Mr Altaf Hussain has police bail extended
05 Oct 2015
Views: 2454
Following attendance at a South London police station as part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of money laundering, the British Metropolitan Police Service have informed the founder and leader of the Muttahida Quami Movement, Mr Altaf Hussain, that his police bail has been extended on the same terms until a date in February 2016.
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Mr Altaf Hussain will attend hearing on 5th October 2015 at South London Police Station
02 Oct 2015
Views: 2720
Mr Altaf Hussain, the founder and leader of MQM, has been bailed to return to a South London Police Station on Monday 5th October as part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of money laundering. He will attend the police station on that date to be further interviewed.
Both MQM and Mr Altaf Hussain deny any involvement in money laundering. We shall release further detail when it becomes available.”
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How retired generals see Pak war strategy, By Ahmed Noorani,The News
29 Sep 2015
Views: 1457
How retired generals see Pak war strategy
ISLAMABAD: A recently retired lieutenant general and a retired air vice marshal have highlighted some basic lapses in the present military strategy for Pakistan’s war-on-terror. Former IGP of the Frontier Corps, KP and former corps commander Mangla Lt. Gen. (R) Tariq Khan and Air Vice Marshal Shahzad Chaudhry have argued in their writings that martyrdoms of youngsters could not be glorified to build a narrative that “Shahadat must be pursued at all costs” and rather inflicting maximum losses on the enemy through a comprehensive and well-thought-out war strategy is the ultimate victory of a nation...
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