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Pak Government Submits Details, Photos Of Ex-PM Imran Khan's Life In Jail
Nelson Mandela's "Long Walk to Freedom" was among a collection of books in jailed former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's cell, according to details of his prison living conditions that the government submitted to the Supreme Court on Thursday.
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War Prisoners In Pak: Court To Hear Plea Seeking Repatriation Of Army Personnel
The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to hear a plea of the wife of an Indian Army officer seeking repatriation of her husband and other Army officers believed to be held under illegal detention as Prisoners of War by Pakistan since the 1971 war.
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Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Response On Army Officers Detained In Pak
The Supreme Court has sought the Centre's response today on a plea seeking repatriation of 54 Indian army officers who have been detained by Pakistan as Prisoners of War since the 1971 war.
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Pak Court Orders US Journalist Daniel Pearl Murder Accused's Release From Jail
Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered the release from prison on Tuesday of Ahmad Omar Saeed Sheikh, a ringleader in the kidnapping and murder of US journalist Daniel Pearl by al Qaeda and Pakistani terrorists in 2002.
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Supreme Court rules out repatriation of injured Pak prisoner
Expressing concern about the attack on Pakistani prisoner Sanaullah Ranjay, the Supreme Court today asked the Centre and the Jammu and Kashmir government to explain why adequate steps were not taken to prevent the assault.
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Pakistan Supreme Court to deliver verdict in Gilani case this week
Pakistan's Supreme Court is expected to deliver a verdict later this week in a contempt case against the prime minister that could see him losing his job at a time when his U.S.-backed government is fighting terrorism and militancy, the premier's lawyer said on Tuesday. A guilty verdict could also result in Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani serving...
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PM should have discussed special-needs Pak prisoners with Zardari, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed its concern over 16 mentally challenged prisoners, who are believed to be Pakistani, and remain in Indian jails though they have served their sentences.
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Pak Government Submits Details, Photos Of Ex-PM Imran Khan's Life In Jail
Nelson Mandela's "Long Walk to Freedom" was among a collection of books in jailed former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's cell, according to details of his prison living conditions that the government submitted to the Supreme Court on Thursday.
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War Prisoners In Pak: Court To Hear Plea Seeking Repatriation Of Army Personnel
The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to hear a plea of the wife of an Indian Army officer seeking repatriation of her husband and other Army officers believed to be held under illegal detention as Prisoners of War by Pakistan since the 1971 war.
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Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Response On Army Officers Detained In Pak
The Supreme Court has sought the Centre's response today on a plea seeking repatriation of 54 Indian army officers who have been detained by Pakistan as Prisoners of War since the 1971 war.
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Pak Court Orders US Journalist Daniel Pearl Murder Accused's Release From Jail
Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered the release from prison on Tuesday of Ahmad Omar Saeed Sheikh, a ringleader in the kidnapping and murder of US journalist Daniel Pearl by al Qaeda and Pakistani terrorists in 2002.
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Supreme Court rules out repatriation of injured Pak prisoner
Expressing concern about the attack on Pakistani prisoner Sanaullah Ranjay, the Supreme Court today asked the Centre and the Jammu and Kashmir government to explain why adequate steps were not taken to prevent the assault.
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Pakistan Supreme Court to deliver verdict in Gilani case this week
Pakistan's Supreme Court is expected to deliver a verdict later this week in a contempt case against the prime minister that could see him losing his job at a time when his U.S.-backed government is fighting terrorism and militancy, the premier's lawyer said on Tuesday. A guilty verdict could also result in Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani serving...
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PM should have discussed special-needs Pak prisoners with Zardari, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed its concern over 16 mentally challenged prisoners, who are believed to be Pakistani, and remain in Indian jails though they have served their sentences.
