Month: July 2026

Bahawalpur: The police took two suspects into the custody in a torture incident reported in a restaurant here in the city.

According to a spokesperson on Wednesday, following the complaint submitted by the affected party regarding a torture incident, a case had been registered at Civil Lines Police Station. Both nominated suspects including one former constable Jam Hanzala, were arrested and were being interrogated.

Further investigation was underway.

Bahawalpur: The police took two suspects into the custody in a torture incident reported in a restaurant here in the city.

According to a spokesperson on Wednesday, following the complaint submitted by the affected party regarding a torture incident, a case had been registered at Civil Lines Police Station. Both nominated suspects including one former constable Jam Hanzala, were arrested and were being interrogated.

Further investigation was underway.

Dera ismail khan: District Police Officer (DPO) Ziauddin Ahmed, visited the Police Driving School to inspect the driving test process and review ongoing training sessions, reaffirming the police department’s commitment to transparency and road safety.

During the visit, the DPO directed the driving school staff to ensure that the issuance of driving licences is carried out with complete transparency, merit and strict adherence to relevant rules and regulations.

He emphasized that every stage of the licensing process must remain fair and free from irregularities.

Inspecting the training classes, Ziauddin Ahmed instructed the staff to provide comprehensive instruction on modern traffic laws, safe driving practices and practical driving skills so that candidates develop into responsible and competent drivers.

The DPO said that promoting safe driving habits and raising public awareness of traffic regulations are essential for protecting lives and property, adding that quality training remains a top priority in achieving safer roads.

Dera ismail khan: District Police Officer (DPO) Ziauddin Ahmed, visited the Police Driving School to inspect the driving test process and review ongoing training sessions, reaffirming the police department’s commitment to transparency and road safety.

During the visit, the DPO directed the driving school staff to ensure that the issuance of driving licences is carried out with complete transparency, merit and strict adherence to relevant rules and regulations.

He emphasized that every stage of the licensing process must remain fair and free from irregularities.

Inspecting the training classes, Ziauddin Ahmed instructed the staff to provide comprehensive instruction on modern traffic laws, safe driving practices and practical driving skills so that candidates develop into responsible and competent drivers.

The DPO said that promoting safe driving habits and raising public awareness of traffic regulations are essential for protecting lives and property, adding that quality training remains a top priority in achieving safer roads.

Rawalpindi: Election campaigning for the three Azad Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly refugee seats in Rawalpindi for Valley 4, Valley 5, and Jammu 6 is in full swing following the release of the final candidate lists, prompting major political parties to aggressively increase their voter outreach programs.

According to the District Election Commissions Rawalpindi and Islamabad, a total of 34 candidates are contesting across these constituencies, with 12 candidates in the field for Valley 4, eight for Valley 5, and 14 are contesting for Jammu 6.

The electoral battle in Valley 4 is expected to see a tough contest among Javed Butt of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Muhammad Yasin Lon of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Abdul Hameed Lon of the All Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference, and Hamza Majeed of the Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP).

For the Valley 5 seat, eight candidates are in the run including Ahmed Raza Qadri of the PML-N, Muhammad Rashid Islam of the PPP and Hanif Manzoor Dar of Jamaat-e-Islami.

Meanwhile, the 14 candidates competing for Jammu 6 include Chaudhry Fakhar Zaman of the PPP, Raja Muhammad Siddique of the PML-N and Muhammad Tahir Khokhar of the IPP.

Political parties,including the PML-N, PPP, Muslim Conference, Jamaat-e-Islami and IPP, have fully activated their election offices across Rawalpindi. Candidates are vigorously engaging voters through corner meetings, door-to-door campaigns, and workers’ conventions to secure their support.

Political observers note that these three refugee seats in Rawalpindi hold extraordinary significance in the overall Azad Kashmir elections, and the political temperature is expected to rise further in the coming days.

Rawalpindi: Election campaigning for the three Azad Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly refugee seats in Rawalpindi for Valley 4, Valley 5, and Jammu 6 is in full swing following the release of the final candidate lists, prompting major political parties to aggressively increase their voter outreach programs.

According to the District Election Commissions Rawalpindi and Islamabad, a total of 34 candidates are contesting across these constituencies, with 12 candidates in the field for Valley 4, eight for Valley 5, and 14 are contesting for Jammu 6.

The electoral battle in Valley 4 is expected to see a tough contest among Javed Butt of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Muhammad Yasin Lon of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Abdul Hameed Lon of the All Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference, and Hamza Majeed of the Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP).

For the Valley 5 seat, eight candidates are in the run including Ahmed Raza Qadri of the PML-N, Muhammad Rashid Islam of the PPP and Hanif Manzoor Dar of Jamaat-e-Islami.

Meanwhile, the 14 candidates competing for Jammu 6 include Chaudhry Fakhar Zaman of the PPP, Raja Muhammad Siddique of the PML-N and Muhammad Tahir Khokhar of the IPP.

Political parties,including the PML-N, PPP, Muslim Conference, Jamaat-e-Islami and IPP, have fully activated their election offices across Rawalpindi. Candidates are vigorously engaging voters through corner meetings, door-to-door campaigns, and workers’ conventions to secure their support.

Political observers note that these three refugee seats in Rawalpindi hold extraordinary significance in the overall Azad Kashmir elections, and the political temperature is expected to rise further in the coming days.