Fatema Sohail demands change of IO in domestic violence case against Mohsin Abbas

LAHORE: Mohsin Abbas Haider’s wife Fatema Sohail on Thursday appealed for the investigation officer to be changed in her case pertaining to domestic abuse. During an interview with Geo News’ morning show Geo Pakistan, Sohail stated that her husband, whom she accused of domestic violence earlier, was found guilty of threatening her.She further noted that while the case was not yet taken to court, the investigation was launched against him by police, which found the actor innocent in the allegations relating to money. She alleged that police were going easy on Abbas by not having taken him into custody as of yet. “This clearly shows the involvement of the police. I would request the IG Punjab to transfer the investigation to an honest person,” she demanded. The ‘Na Maloom Afraad’ actor was granted interim bail earlier by a sessions court after his wife accused him of physically abusing her and having an extramarital affair. 

PM Imran asks Pakistanis to come out on the roads to show solidarity with Kashmiris

Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday asked people of Pakistan to come out on the roads on Friday to show solidarity with Kashmiris.The prime minister said in a tweet that Pakistanis must send a strong message to Kashmiris that "our nation stands resolutely behind them"."So I am asking all Pakistanis for half an hour tomorrow stop whatever you are doing and come out on the road to show solidarity with the Kashmiri people," he said.

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PM Imran asks Pakistanis to come out on the roads to show solidarity with Kashmiris

Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday asked people of Pakistan to come out on the roads on Friday to show solidarity with Kashmiris.The prime minister said in a tweet that Pakistanis must send a strong message to Kashmiris that "our nation stands resolutely behind them"."So I am asking all Pakistanis for half an hour tomorrow stop whatever you are doing and come out on the road to show solidarity with the Kashmiri people," he said.

Entry of heavy traffic banned in Islamabad for seven hours

ISLAMABAD: Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has banned entry of heavy traffic in the city for seven hours on daily basis to ensure smooth flow of traffic during peak hours and maximum convenience for the road users.According to the ITP spokesman, the entry of heavy traffic in the city would not be allowed from 7 am to 10 am and from 4 pm to 8 pm.The heavy traffic coming from G.T road Lahore or heading to Sabzi Mandi from G.T road Peshawar Motorway would not be allowed to enter in the city premises.Likewise, heavy traffic coming from Azad Kashmir via Murree, Bhara Kau, Kotli Sattrayn, Lehtrar road, Kahuta or Rawalpindi Kahuta road would also not be allowed to enter in the Capital.The police spokesman said that step has been taken to ensure smooth flow of traffic in the city during peak hours.

Entry of heavy traffic banned in Islamabad for seven hours

ISLAMABAD: Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has banned entry of heavy traffic in the city for seven hours on daily basis to ensure smooth flow of traffic during peak hours and maximum convenience for the road users.According to the ITP spokesman, the entry of heavy traffic in the city would not be allowed from 7 am to 10 am and from 4 pm to 8 pm.The heavy traffic coming from G.T road Lahore or heading to Sabzi Mandi from G.T road Peshawar Motorway would not be allowed to enter in the city premises.Likewise, heavy traffic coming from Azad Kashmir via Murree, Bhara Kau, Kotli Sattrayn, Lehtrar road, Kahuta or Rawalpindi Kahuta road would also not be allowed to enter in the Capital.The police spokesman said that step has been taken to ensure smooth flow of traffic in the city during peak hours.

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Amir Khan: India should stop ill-treating innocent Kashmiris

ISLAMABAD: British boxer of Pakistani-origin, Amir Khan on Thursday while condemning the Indian atrocities in Occupied Kashmir said that India should stop ill-treating innocent Kashmiris.In an interview with state TV he said that the world had witnessed the brutal and evil face of the Indian Army in the disputed land, adding the innocent people even minors and women were not safe there."I want to highlight this crisis of Kashmiris in the world to get them justice," he said.He further said the international community was aware of the Indian brutality in the region as Kashmiris were being killed in their homeland."We stand beside our Kashmiri brothers to show full solidarity with them, I would soon visit the valley of Occupied Kashmir," he commented.

NADRA?s Naya Pakistan Housing Scheme Registration Process: What you need to know

ISLAMABAD: The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has launched a registration process for Naya Pakistan Housing Program across the country.Registration for Naya Pakistan Housing scheme has started since 15th July 2019 and will continue for the next three months.Registration Process for Naya Pakistan Housing SchemeYou can register for Naya Pakistan Housing Scheme by the following two ways:Register onlineRegister at NADRA’s E-Sahulat Online RegistrationFee Payment: Pay online or by visiting the nearest e-Sahulat center to pay the registration fee for Naya Pakistan Housing Scheme.Submit Registration Form: Fill the form online and complete the registration process. Terms and ConditionsInterested Pakistani citizens from all districts of Pakistan can apply for the Naya Pakistan Housing Program.Applicants who have already applied do not need to apply again.Registration fee (Rs. 250) can be paid either using a credit/debit card OR by visiting any e-Sahulat franchise.After Fee payment, the applicant may fill the form online OR visit any nearest NADRA e-Sahulat franchise, where the online form filling facility has been provided without any additional charges.You must have Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) in order to apply.Only one member of a family (Self, Spouse and dependent children) can apply for the registration.The Naya Pakistan Housing program is for the general public, therefore families without any house in their name shall be preferred.Acknowledge that you have read and understood the terms and conditions of Naya Pakistan Housing Program and then agree to proceed.Registration at NADRA’s E-SahulatVisit Your nearest e-Sahulat franchise to pay and register.To avoid queues, you can complete the registration form before visiting the e-sahulat franchise.Check here to download the Naya Pakistan Housing Program form.Registration Fee for Naya Pakistan Housing ProgramThe registration fee for Naya Pakistan Housing Program is Rs 250.