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"Tell Us Why Imran Khan Arrested": Pak Court Summons Top Officials, Cops
The Islamabad High Court on Tuesday summoned top officials and police officers after paramilitary Rangers dramatically arrested former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan in a corruption case from the court premises but reserved its ruling.
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Pak Police Recovers Weapons, Petrol Bombs From Imran Khan's House
Over 10,000 armed Punjab police personnel launched a major operation at former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan's residence in Lahore and claimed to have seized weapons and petrol bombs, hours after he left for Islamabad.
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Arrest Warrant Suspended For Ex-Pak Prime Minister Imran Khan
An arrest warrant for former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan was suspended on Friday, his lawyers said, clearing the way for him to end a holdout at his residence that led to bloody clashes between supporters and police earlier this week.
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"Want To Torture, Kill Me": Imran Khan's Big Allegation Against Pak Government
Pakistan's ousted prime minister Imran Khan on Thursday alleged that the state wanted to "torture and kill him in police custody," a day after Punjab police failed to arrest him in a corruption case.
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Pakistan Police At Imran Khan's Home To Arrest Him In Corruption Case
Police in Pakistan said officers on Sunday attempted to arrest former prime minister Imran Khan, who is battling several legal cases as he pressures the government for early elections.
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US Blacklists Ex-Pak Cop For Corruption, Serious Human Rights Abuse
The United States has blacklisted former Karachi police officer Rao Anwar for "serious human rights abuses" during his term as Senior Superintendent Police for allegedly killing dozens of innocent people including Waziristan native Naqeebullah Mehsud in "staged" police encounters.
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50 Injured As Nawaz Sharif's Supporters Clash With Police In Lahore
Supporters of Nawaz Sharif clashed with police in Pakistan's Punjab province as they tried to reach the airport where the former prime minister and his daughter Maryam were arrested on upon their return from London, prompting police to lob tear gas shells and use batons that left at least 50 people injured.
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Pak Police Routinely Violates Basic Human Rights: Report
Police in Pakistan engages in human rights violations such as "arbitrary arrest, torture, extra-judicial killings and sexual violence," with religious minorities especially vulnerable to the "disgruntled and corrupt" officers of the force, a global rights body said today in a damning report.
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IPL corruption case: Pakistan Cricket Board won't force Asad Rauf to be questioned by Mumbai cops
Pakistan Cricket Board legal advisor says there is no mechanism to force Asad Rauf to go to Mumbai in case summons are issued to him. Rauf has been named in the Mumbai Police chargesheet for his alleged involvement in match-fixing and betting.
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Anti-graft investigator committed suicide, police tells Pakistan's supreme court
A senior anti-graft investigator, who was found dead in mysterious circumstances while probing corruption charges against Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf, had apparently committed suicide, Pakistani police has told the Supreme Court.
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Pakistan's top court struggles to deliver justice
Each day, the chief justice of Pakistan's Supreme Court confronts a stack of blue folders stuffed with desperate pleas from residents claiming that corrupt police, inept prosecutors or moribund lower courts have failed them.
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Police, judiciary among most corrupt institutions in Pak
Pakistan's Judiciary and police have been ranked among the most corrupt institutions in the country in a survey by an international anti-graft watchdog.
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"Tell Us Why Imran Khan Arrested": Pak Court Summons Top Officials, Cops
The Islamabad High Court on Tuesday summoned top officials and police officers after paramilitary Rangers dramatically arrested former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan in a corruption case from the court premises but reserved its ruling.
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Pak Police Recovers Weapons, Petrol Bombs From Imran Khan's House
Over 10,000 armed Punjab police personnel launched a major operation at former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan's residence in Lahore and claimed to have seized weapons and petrol bombs, hours after he left for Islamabad.
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Arrest Warrant Suspended For Ex-Pak Prime Minister Imran Khan
An arrest warrant for former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan was suspended on Friday, his lawyers said, clearing the way for him to end a holdout at his residence that led to bloody clashes between supporters and police earlier this week.
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"Want To Torture, Kill Me": Imran Khan's Big Allegation Against Pak Government
Pakistan's ousted prime minister Imran Khan on Thursday alleged that the state wanted to "torture and kill him in police custody," a day after Punjab police failed to arrest him in a corruption case.
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Pakistan Police At Imran Khan's Home To Arrest Him In Corruption Case
Police in Pakistan said officers on Sunday attempted to arrest former prime minister Imran Khan, who is battling several legal cases as he pressures the government for early elections.
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US Blacklists Ex-Pak Cop For Corruption, Serious Human Rights Abuse
The United States has blacklisted former Karachi police officer Rao Anwar for "serious human rights abuses" during his term as Senior Superintendent Police for allegedly killing dozens of innocent people including Waziristan native Naqeebullah Mehsud in "staged" police encounters.
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50 Injured As Nawaz Sharif's Supporters Clash With Police In Lahore
Supporters of Nawaz Sharif clashed with police in Pakistan's Punjab province as they tried to reach the airport where the former prime minister and his daughter Maryam were arrested on upon their return from London, prompting police to lob tear gas shells and use batons that left at least 50 people injured.
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Pak Police Routinely Violates Basic Human Rights: Report
Police in Pakistan engages in human rights violations such as "arbitrary arrest, torture, extra-judicial killings and sexual violence," with religious minorities especially vulnerable to the "disgruntled and corrupt" officers of the force, a global rights body said today in a damning report.
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IPL corruption case: Pakistan Cricket Board won't force Asad Rauf to be questioned by Mumbai cops
Pakistan Cricket Board legal advisor says there is no mechanism to force Asad Rauf to go to Mumbai in case summons are issued to him. Rauf has been named in the Mumbai Police chargesheet for his alleged involvement in match-fixing and betting.
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Anti-graft investigator committed suicide, police tells Pakistan's supreme court
A senior anti-graft investigator, who was found dead in mysterious circumstances while probing corruption charges against Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf, had apparently committed suicide, Pakistani police has told the Supreme Court.
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Pakistan's top court struggles to deliver justice
Each day, the chief justice of Pakistan's Supreme Court confronts a stack of blue folders stuffed with desperate pleas from residents claiming that corrupt police, inept prosecutors or moribund lower courts have failed them.
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Police, judiciary among most corrupt institutions in Pak
Pakistan's Judiciary and police have been ranked among the most corrupt institutions in the country in a survey by an international anti-graft watchdog.
