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Pak's Anti-Terror Court Judge Says Spy Agency ISI Harassing Him, Family
The judge has been hearing the cases against Opposition Leader in Parliament Omar Ayub and other workers of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf related to attacks on military installations in May last year..
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Delhi Man Convicted By Anti Terror Agency (NIA) Court For Spying For Pak
A special NIA court in Delhi on Thursday convicted a man in a 2017 espionage case after he was found to be working for his Pakistan-based handlers.
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Pak Court Defers Verdict Against 26/11 Attack Mastermind Hafiz Saeed
A Pakistani anti-terrorism court today deferred its verdict against Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed in two terror financing cases on his "request" and adjourned the hearing till Tuesday.
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Pakistan 26/11 Case: Court Orders Deposition Of Indian Witnesses
The Pakistani anti-terrorism court holding the Mumbai attack trial has ordered the Federal Investigation Agency to present all 24 Indian witnesses before it so that their statements can be recorded, an order which could further delay proceedings in the high-profile case.
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Pak's Anti-Terror Court Judge Says Spy Agency ISI Harassing Him, Family
The judge has been hearing the cases against Opposition Leader in Parliament Omar Ayub and other workers of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf related to attacks on military installations in May last year..
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Delhi Man Convicted By Anti Terror Agency (NIA) Court For Spying For Pak
A special NIA court in Delhi on Thursday convicted a man in a 2017 espionage case after he was found to be working for his Pakistan-based handlers.
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Pak Court Defers Verdict Against 26/11 Attack Mastermind Hafiz Saeed
A Pakistani anti-terrorism court today deferred its verdict against Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed in two terror financing cases on his "request" and adjourned the hearing till Tuesday.
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Pakistan 26/11 Case: Court Orders Deposition Of Indian Witnesses
The Pakistani anti-terrorism court holding the Mumbai attack trial has ordered the Federal Investigation Agency to present all 24 Indian witnesses before it so that their statements can be recorded, an order which could further delay proceedings in the high-profile case.
