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Ex-Pak PM Imran Khan's Party Demands Judicial Probe In Alleged Poll Rigging
Jailed former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's party on Sunday demanded a judicial commission to probe a senior bureaucrat's allegation that the election body and the top judiciary were involved in vote rigging.
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Nawaz Sharif's Party Demands Judicial Probe Into Alleged Pak Poll-Rigging
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's party has demanded formation of a judicial commission to probe into the allegations of rigging in the just-concluded general elections.
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Pak Panel To Inspect Boat Used By 26/11 Terrorists Next Week
A judicial commission constituted by a Pakistani anti-terrorism court will travel to the port city of Karachi next week to examine a boat used by 10 LeT terrorists to reach India for carrying out the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
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In 26/11 Case, Pak Commission To Inspect Boat Used By Terrorists
A Pakistani judicial commission has been ordered by an Anti-Terrorism Court in Islamabad to visit Karachi to inspect a boat which was allegedly used by LeT terrorists in the 2008 Mumbai attack.
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Pak Offers To Probe Panama Paper Leaks Through Federal Investigation Agency
Pakistan's Interior Minister Nisar Ali Khan today offered to probe the Panama Paper Leaks through Federal Investigation Agency after two former supreme court chief justices refused to head a judicial commission announced by the Prime Minister.
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Panama Papers: Pak PM Nawaz Sharif Forms High-Level Probe Panel
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday formed a high-level judicial commission a day after three of his children were named in the 'Panama Papers' for owning offshore companies which had prompted the opposition to demand a probe.
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Pakistan judicial commission arrives in India to question witnesses in 2008 Mumbai terror attacks
A seven-member Pakistan judicial commission arrived in Amritsar on Saturday to cross examine witnesses in the 2008 Mumbai terror attack case.
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No Pak judicial panel to be allowed unless Indian probe team visits Pakistan
India is unlikely to permit a Pakistani judicial commission to visit here again to cross examine the Mumbai terror attack witnesses unless an NIA team is allowed to go to that country first and determines the necessity of such an exercise.
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26/11: Pak delegation wants to focus only on 15 deaths
The eight-member Judicial Commission from Pakistan, here to record statements of four key witnesses in the November 26 terror attacks case, raised questions yesterday when it expressly sought post-mortem information for 15 of the 166 victims who were killed in the November 2008 attacks.
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26/11 terror attack case: Pak panel records statement of Investigating Officer
The 8-member Judicial Commission from Pakistan, here to record statements of four key witnesses in the November 26 Mumbai terror attacks case, today took down the versions of the Investigating Officer and two doctors (who had conducted post-mortem of victims).
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26/11: Pak commission can't cross-examine Indian witnesses
The Pakistan judicial panel on 26/11, which is in India, has been denied permission to cross-examine the Indian witnesses.
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26/11 Pak commission in Mumbai; wants to cross-examine four witnesses
The Pakistani Judicial Commission on the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks arrived in Mumbai today to find more evidence against the seven accused being tried in Pakistan. Speaking exclusively to NDTV, commission member Fawad Sher said that they will request the Indian judge presiding over the hearing to allow them to cross examine the four witnesses.
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26/11: Pak commission arrives in India
A Pakistani judicial commission began a four-day visit to India on Wednesday and will record the statements of key officials related to the 26/11 Mumbai carnage probe, an important step Islamabad says will quicken the trial of the Mumbai terror accused.
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26/11 probe: Pak judicial commission to visit India on March 12
A Pakistani judicial commission will visit India on March 12 as part of the probe into the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said on Friday.
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Full transcript: Mansoor Ijaz speaks to NDTV on Pak Memogate controversy
As the Memogate scandal continues to create ripples in the Pakistani establishment, all eyes now are centred on US-based Pakistani businessman Mansoor Ijaz - better known as the 'Memogate man'. He has finally secured a Pakistan visa to travel to the country to depose before a judicial commission that is probing the political scandal. NDTV's Barkha ...
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Ex-Pak PM Imran Khan's Party Demands Judicial Probe In Alleged Poll Rigging
Jailed former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's party on Sunday demanded a judicial commission to probe a senior bureaucrat's allegation that the election body and the top judiciary were involved in vote rigging.
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Nawaz Sharif's Party Demands Judicial Probe Into Alleged Pak Poll-Rigging
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's party has demanded formation of a judicial commission to probe into the allegations of rigging in the just-concluded general elections.
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Pak Panel To Inspect Boat Used By 26/11 Terrorists Next Week
A judicial commission constituted by a Pakistani anti-terrorism court will travel to the port city of Karachi next week to examine a boat used by 10 LeT terrorists to reach India for carrying out the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
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In 26/11 Case, Pak Commission To Inspect Boat Used By Terrorists
A Pakistani judicial commission has been ordered by an Anti-Terrorism Court in Islamabad to visit Karachi to inspect a boat which was allegedly used by LeT terrorists in the 2008 Mumbai attack.
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Pak Offers To Probe Panama Paper Leaks Through Federal Investigation Agency
Pakistan's Interior Minister Nisar Ali Khan today offered to probe the Panama Paper Leaks through Federal Investigation Agency after two former supreme court chief justices refused to head a judicial commission announced by the Prime Minister.
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Panama Papers: Pak PM Nawaz Sharif Forms High-Level Probe Panel
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday formed a high-level judicial commission a day after three of his children were named in the 'Panama Papers' for owning offshore companies which had prompted the opposition to demand a probe.
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Pakistan judicial commission arrives in India to question witnesses in 2008 Mumbai terror attacks
A seven-member Pakistan judicial commission arrived in Amritsar on Saturday to cross examine witnesses in the 2008 Mumbai terror attack case.
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No Pak judicial panel to be allowed unless Indian probe team visits Pakistan
India is unlikely to permit a Pakistani judicial commission to visit here again to cross examine the Mumbai terror attack witnesses unless an NIA team is allowed to go to that country first and determines the necessity of such an exercise.
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26/11: Pak delegation wants to focus only on 15 deaths
The eight-member Judicial Commission from Pakistan, here to record statements of four key witnesses in the November 26 terror attacks case, raised questions yesterday when it expressly sought post-mortem information for 15 of the 166 victims who were killed in the November 2008 attacks.
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26/11 terror attack case: Pak panel records statement of Investigating Officer
The 8-member Judicial Commission from Pakistan, here to record statements of four key witnesses in the November 26 Mumbai terror attacks case, today took down the versions of the Investigating Officer and two doctors (who had conducted post-mortem of victims).
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26/11: Pak commission can't cross-examine Indian witnesses
The Pakistan judicial panel on 26/11, which is in India, has been denied permission to cross-examine the Indian witnesses.
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26/11 Pak commission in Mumbai; wants to cross-examine four witnesses
The Pakistani Judicial Commission on the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks arrived in Mumbai today to find more evidence against the seven accused being tried in Pakistan. Speaking exclusively to NDTV, commission member Fawad Sher said that they will request the Indian judge presiding over the hearing to allow them to cross examine the four witnesses.
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26/11: Pak commission arrives in India
A Pakistani judicial commission began a four-day visit to India on Wednesday and will record the statements of key officials related to the 26/11 Mumbai carnage probe, an important step Islamabad says will quicken the trial of the Mumbai terror accused.
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26/11 probe: Pak judicial commission to visit India on March 12
A Pakistani judicial commission will visit India on March 12 as part of the probe into the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said on Friday.
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Full transcript: Mansoor Ijaz speaks to NDTV on Pak Memogate controversy
As the Memogate scandal continues to create ripples in the Pakistani establishment, all eyes now are centred on US-based Pakistani businessman Mansoor Ijaz - better known as the 'Memogate man'. He has finally secured a Pakistan visa to travel to the country to depose before a judicial commission that is probing the political scandal. NDTV's Barkha ...
